Monied is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MONIED in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• having lots of money, also MONEYED
• having much money; affluent
• characterized by affluence
• See Moneyed.
• based on or arising from the possession of money or wealth
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• same as moneyed

Words related to MONIED

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How to use MONIED in a sentence

• Before his return his father died, and he entered into the possession of a very large monied fortune, and a small landed estate.
• It is said he is to that country what Huntington and other monied men are to this country.
• None but the monied aristocracy among them, would be likely to decline such offers.
• None but the monied aristocracy would be likely to decline such offers.
• If he could but procure one or two monied men as partners in the house, the thing was settled.
• The person from whom I receive it, is a Monsieur Claviere, connected with the monied men of Amsterdam.
• So critical is the state of that country, that I imagine the monied men of it, would be glad to place their money in foreign countries, and that Mr.
• The monied men, however, look towards our new government with a great degree of partiality, and even anxiety.
• Grand, whose acquaintance and connection with the monied men here, enabled him best to try its success.
• The minorities of hereditary privilege, of priesthood, of monied classes, can perpetuate themselves and their power.
• Montague, chancellor of the exchequer, operating upon a national spirit of adventure, which the monied interest had produced.
• The monied and commercial classes in Ireland, the English manufacturers, and the London householders, were Mr.
• The children of that group of families which formed the monied aristocracy of the city knew only their own small circle.
• In transactions of this kind there is always a monied stake, and the issue is dependent upon chance.
• For we have no idea, how a man can gratify his desire of gain by means of any of the amusements of chance, if he can make no monied arrangements about their issue.
• If they are used for a trial of skill, and for this purpose only, they will be less dangerous, than where they are used for a similar trial, with a monied stake.
• A monied stake is usually proposed, as the object to be obtained.
• This general attachment of a monied victory to cards is productive frequently of evil.
• It is in the nature of cards, that chance should have the greatest share in the production of victory, and there is, as I have observed before, usually a monied stake.
• Monied influence still feels itself often debased by a lower place.
• Hence the instigation of two horses by whips and spurs for a trial of speed, in consequence of a monied stake, is considered by the Quakers to be criminal.

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