fiat money
fiat money noun: a type of currency that a government declares as legal tender, deriving its value from public trust and regulatory decree rather than any intrinsic worth from commodities, such as gold.
Noun
fiat money (countable and uncountable, plural fiat moneys or fiat monies)
- A type of currency that a government declares as legal tender, deriving its value from public trust and regulatory decree rather than any intrinsic worth from commodities, such as gold.
- Synonyms:
- fiat currency
fiat money meaning in Tamil
fiat money in Tamil
- அரசு ஆணைத்தாள் பணம்
Synonyms of fiat money
Forms of fiat money
| plural | fiat moneys |
|---|---|
| plural | fiat monies |
Questions about fiat money
- What does fiat money mean?
- Fiat money means a type of currency that a government declares as legal tender, deriving its value from public trust and regulatory decree rather than any intrinsic worth from commodities, such as gold.
- What is fiat money in Tamil?
- Fiat money in Tamil is அரசு ஆணைத்தாள் பணம். See Fiat money meaning in Tamil.
- What part of speech is fiat money?
- Fiat money is a noun.
- What is the plural of fiat money?
- The plural of fiat money is fiat moneys.
Words near fiat money in the dictionary
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