antimoney
antimoney adjective: opposing the concept of money.
Adjective
antimoney (comparative more antimoney, superlative most antimoney)
- Opposing the concept of money.
- To see the wrongheadedness of the antimoney view, we need only ask, "What would the poor like most?" If given a choice, would they choose for everybody being poor, or would they choose for themselves to be rich?1999, James Chesher, Tibor R. Machan, The business of commerce, page 77
Forms of antimoney
| comparative | more antimoney |
|---|---|
| superlative | most antimoney |
Origin of antimoney
From anti- + money.
Questions about antimoney
- What does antimoney mean?
- Antimoney means opposing the concept of money.
- What part of speech is antimoney?
- Antimoney is an adjective.
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