moneylike
moneylike adjective: resembling or characteristic of money.
Adjective
moneylike (comparative more moneylike, superlative most moneylike)
- Resembling or characteristic of money.
- This is the driving theory of most of the progressive policy agenda, most of the time: give people money or a moneylike voucher they can use to buy something they need or even just want.2021 September 19, Ezra Klein, “The Economic Mistake the Left Is Finally Confronting”, in The New York Times
Forms of moneylike
| comparative | more moneylike |
|---|---|
| superlative | most moneylike |
Origin of moneylike
From money + -like.
Questions about moneylike
- What does moneylike mean?
- Moneylike means resembling or characteristic of money.
- What part of speech is moneylike?
- Moneylike is an adjective.
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