pecunious
pɪˈkjuː.ni.əs
Definition

Definition of pecunious - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
monetaryDatedrelating to moneyDated
  • Her pecunious interests were evident in her investment choices.
financial monetary
2.
wealthyDatedhaving a lot of money or wealthDated
  • The pecunious businessman donated generously to charity.
affluent rich wealthy
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Origin of pecunious

Latin, pecunia (money)

Examples of pecunious in a sentence

  • The pecunious nature of the deal was clear from the start.
  • The pecunious heiress lived in a grand mansion.
  • His pecunious lifestyle was evident from his luxury cars.

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  1. French:pécuniaire, riche, ...
  2. German:monetär, wohlhabend, ...
  3. Italian:monetario, facoltoso, ...
  4. Spanish:monetario, rico, ...
  5. Portuguese:monetário, rico, ...
  6. Chinese:与金钱有关的, 富有的, ...
  7. Japanese:金銭的な, 裕福な, ...
  8. Arabic:مَالِيّ, ثَرِي, ...
  9. Hebrew:כספי, עָשִׁיר, ...
  10. Russian:денежный, богатый, ...
  11. Ukrainian:грошовий, багатий, ...
  12. Hindi:वित्तीय, धनी, ...
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