Financial is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FINANCIAL in dictionary:

NOUN:
• financial institution or report
ADJECTIVE:
• relating to finance
• possessing money.
• (of a member of a club or society) paid-up.
• the finances or financial situation of an organization or individual
• shares in financial companies
• relating to finance or financiers
• of or relating to finance, finances, or people who manage money
• Pertaining to finance.
• involving financial matters

Words related to FINANCIAL

financialist17 financialists18 financially19

Words that contain FINANCIAL

financials15 financially19 financialist17 nonfinancial17 financialists18

How to use FINANCIAL in a sentence

• A detailed examination of the financial situation of Czeko-Slovakia, of Rumania, and of the Serbo-Croat States gives results which are at the least alarming.
• But the year was one of hard labor and small financial receipts.
• From this statement it is easy to account for our financial history for the last forty years.
• Samuel Jaudon, the secretary, was to display his financial ability in New York and the Atlantic cities.
• The son took up the same line of business, and engaged in a wide sphere of financial operations.
• In addition, the local leagues are willing to take charge of the arrangements under which girls are sent to other unions, asking for moral and financial aid.
• The new KABILA government will be hard pressed to meet its financial obligations to the IMF or to put in place the financial measures advocated by it.
• It lies in the increased output and therefore the possibility of lower costs and of greater financial gain.
• Negroes in America are justly proud of their contributions to war relief agencies and to the financial and moral side of the war.
• But, besides the financial benefits to the Government of Mr.
• The contrast in the financial condition of the contending sections is of itself enough to settle the question of ultimate success.
• Aside from the financial resources of the United States, the country is undoubtedly the richest in agricultural, mineral and other natural resources.
• The association was not rescued even from financial troubles by the change.
• He also considers that the building should be a relatively small one, both because of the size of the Community in Germany, and the financial resources of the Faith at present.
• Naturally these things are dependent on financial means.
• When, notwithstanding their poverty, the clergy did contribute something, it was still, always the third estate that bore more than its share of the financial burden.
• Buchanan took an active interest, and his sound practical advice was on all occasions of financial embarrassment consulted by his colleagues.
• The other was a consequence of his financial policy as adopted, but which reached far beyond the bounds of financial arrangements.
• He had his company, he had the location for his big range stuff, he had all the financial backing any reasonable man could want.
• The years 1871 and 1872 were very prosperous and showed rapidly rising prices which reached a maximum in 1873, when a financial panic occurred.
• This failure may to some extent be ascribed to the financial condition of the country incident to the recent civil war.
• Pittsfield comes next both in date and significance of its step toward financial support for the community of a theater.

Similar words containing FINANCI without suffix al

financier14 financing15 financiers15 financings16 financials15 cofinancing19 financially19 financiered17 refinancing17 financialist17 financiering18 nonfinancial17 prefinancing20 refinancings18 financialists18 prefinancings21

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