remonetization

American  

[ree-mahn-i-tahyz-ay-shuhn, ree-muhn-i-tuhz-ay-shuhn] / riˌmɑn ɪ taɪzˈeɪ ʃən, riˌmʌn ɪ təzˈeɪ ʃən /

noun

1. the act of remonetizing a monetary standard, coin, or bill.

2. the act of remonetizing online content or products.

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Example Sentences

And because the withdrawn notes amounted to about 86 percent of the cash in circulation at the time, the government decided to introduce the 2,000-rupee bill as a “remonetization” measure to ease the currency crunch.

From New York Times

But even should all our gold go by reason of the remonetization of silver, it will not be to the injury of the gold standard, but to its great advantage, and to the equally great advantage of the masses of the people, as well of this country, which the gold may leave, as of all countries to which it may go.

From Project Gutenberg

While earnestly advocating the full remonetization of silver and the maintenance in this country of a money volume sufficient to insure a steady level of prices and an unchanging value in the money unit, I entirely disclaim any desire for an inflation of the currency.

From Project Gutenberg

That question considered, 63 shall we be flooded with it in case of remonetization?,

From Project Gutenberg

So that, if the silver miners are taunted with having a personal interest in the success of the movement for the full remonetization of silver, the cotton planter must be placed in the same category, and with ten-fold more reason.

From Project Gutenberg