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gold clause

gold clause noun: a provision in a financial contract or obligation that gives the creditor the right to require payment in gold or currency measured by the value of gold.

Noun

gold clause (plural gold clauses)

  1. A provision in a financial contract or obligation that gives the creditor the right to require payment in gold or currency measured by the value of gold.

Forms of gold clause

pluralgold clauses

Questions about gold clause

What does gold clause mean?
Gold clause means a provision in a financial contract or obligation that gives the creditor the right to require payment in gold or currency measured by the value of gold.
What part of speech is gold clause?
Gold clause is a noun.
What is the plural of gold clause?
The plural of gold clause is gold clauses.

Words near gold clause in the dictionary

  1. gold certificates
  2. gold chain
  3. gold chains
  4. gold chalcogenide
  5. gold chloride
  6. gold clause
  7. gold clauses
  8. gold cloth
  9. gold cloths
  10. Gold Coast
  11. Gold Coaster

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