Moneyed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MONEYED in dictionary:

VERB:
• Supplied with money; having money; wealthy; as, moneyey men.
• Converted into money; coined.
• Consisting in, or composed of, money.
ADJECTIVE:
• having lots of money, also MONIED
• having much money; affluent
• characterized by affluence
• based on or arising from the possession of money or wealth
• having an abundant supply of money or possessions of value
• rich

Words related to MONEYED

monied9 rich9

Words that contain MONEYED

unmoneyed15

How to use MONEYED in a sentence

• Calhoun equalled Clay in the vehemence of his denunciation, for his hatred of Jackson was greater than his hostility to moneyed corporations.
• He hated the Dutch and moneyed men, and Dissenters of every sect, although originally one of them.
• The moneyed superiority of Rome as compared with the rest of the civilized world was, accordingly, quite as decided as its political and military ascendency.
• Hence many who have occasionally met him when trade questions were being discussed, conclude him to be indistinguishable from the ordinary run of moneyed and money-getting men.
• Thus the army loses an element of refinement, and the moneyed upper class forgets what it is to count heroism among its virtues.
• Would that we could pay some of the moneyed ones! The finances of this country are in a deplorable state and there are millions of indebtedness on account of our war.
• They helped little charities and gave little teas, and wrote little notes, and made deprecating allowance for the eccentricities of their titled or moneyed acquaintances.
• We are not left to conjecture how the moneyed power, thus organized and with such a weapon in its hands, would be likely to use it.
• Incidentally, such an arrangement would have enabled her to stalk a husband, a moneyed husband, which did not occur to her at all.
• Our moneyed men and speculators are now wide awake.
• The great moneyed corporations viewed the matter with alarm, and advocated peaceful settlement, or, at most, inaction.
• For an hour or two he must cease to be Littimer, the prosperous moneyed man, and must tread once more the obscure paths through which he had made his way to fortune.
• The credit of the State is reduced to a song, and moneyed men shun it as they would a rattlesnake.
• In short, these gentlemen comprise the moneyed class.
• The moneyed men no doubt occupied a very prominent and powerful position.
• But the best men, the moneyed men, are holding off.
• The measurements made, they went, with an important moneyed air, down to the village carpenter, the only timber merchant in the neighborhood, and bought planks from him.
• Hanging from the rafters were strings of straw sandals for the poor, and hemp sandals for moneyed wayfarers like the writer.
• A moneyed foreigner was passing through his town near sundown without stopping to spend a single cash there.
• Anson replied modestly that, while conscious of the high honor conferred in the almost unanimous expression of good will, he could not accept a moneyed tribute.
• By a strange coicidence, while Pluto was god of the lower regions, a slight change of the name represented his moneyed colleague, and Plutus presided over money.
• A very grievous tax was imposed this session upon the whole stock and moneyed interest of the kingdom, and even upon its industry.
• If to these names you add a few moneyed confederates, you have The Western Supply Company, one and the same.
• I rub against moneyed men every day who are simply itching for something to invest in.
• For the whole force of the break-up of feudal conditions was to turn the direction of power into the hands of a small, but moneyed class.
• But the ground of complaint is, that the aiding, by the press, of the election of an individual, is rewarded, by that same individual, with the gift of moneyed offices.
• If the moneyed men, the manufacturers, and the great merchants of the North thought for one moment that they would lose some of their dollars by the war, the war would end.
• The fruits of their labors should be enjoyed by our citizens rather than used to build up and sustain moneyed monopolies in our own and other lands.
• The crash of 1837 was full two years in coming on, during which the money market was always deranged, and moneyed men were anxious and puzzled.
• They merely reflect the fact that certain moneyed interests do, in fact, fear a change of government, and whether those fears are irrational or not, the effect is the same.
• By the vast debt of France a great moneyed interest has insensibly grown up, and with it a great power.
• The moneyed property was long looked on with rather an evil eye by the people.
• The moneyed interest is in its nature more ready for any adventure, and its possessors more disposed to new enterprises of any kind.
• The whole of the power obtained by this Revolution will settle in the towns among the burghers, and the moneyed directors who lead them.
• It makes God to be a moneyed gentleman who scatters a handful of pennies in order to see mankind scramble for them.

Similar words containing MONEY without suffix ed

money10 moneys11 moneyer12 commoney17 moneybag16 moneybox22 moneyers13 moneyman15 moneymen15 nonmoney13 baldmoney17 commoneys18 moneybags17 moneyless14 moneywort17 unmoneyed15 moneybelt16 baldmoneys18 moneyboxes24 moneymaker21 moneyworts18 petromoney17 moneybelts17 loadsamoney17 moneylender17 moneymakers22 moneymaking23 petromoneys18 loadsamoneys18 moneychanger23 moneylenders18 moneylending19 moneymakings24 moneychangers24 moneygrubbing24 moneylendings20 moneyspinning21 moneygrubbings25

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