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Definition of currency
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of currency is as below...
Currency
(n.) The state or
quality
of being
current;
general
acceptance
or
reception;
a
passing
from
person
to
person,
or from hand to hand;
circulation;
as, a
report
has had a long or
general
currency;
the
currency
of bank
notes..
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Inflate
::
Inflate
(v. t.) To cause to
become
unduly
expanded
or
increased;
as, to
inflate
the
currency..
Byword
::
Byword
(n.) A
common
saying;
a
proverb;
a
saying
that has a
general
currency.
Sicca
::
Sicca (n.) A seal; a
coining
die; -- used
adjectively
to
designate
the
silver
currency
of the Mogul
emperors,
or the
Indian
rupee of 192
grains..
Recurrency
::
Recurrency
(n.) The act of
recurring,
or state of being
recurrent;
return;
resort;
recourse..
Currency
::
Currency
(n.)
Fluency;
readiness
of
utterance.
Utter
::
Utter (a.)
hence,
to put in
circulation,
as
money;
to put off, as
currency;
to cause to pass in
trade;
-- often used,
specifically,
of the issue of
counterfeit
notes or
coins,
forged
or
fraudulent
documents,
and the like; as, to utter coin or bank
notes..
Prevail
::
Prevail
(v. i.) To be in
force;
to have
effect,
power,
or
influence;
to be
predominant;
to have
currency
or
prevalence;
to
obtain;
as, the
practice
prevails
this day..
Pass
::
Pass (v. t.) To put in
circulation;
to give
currency
to; as, to pass
counterfeit
money..
Flood
::
Flood (v. i.) A great flow or
stream
of any fluid
substance;
as, a flood of
light;
a flood of lava;
hence,
a great
quantity
widely
diffused;
an
overflowing;
a
superabundance;
as, a flood of bank
notes;
a flood of paper
currency..
Pfennig
::
Pfennig
(n.) A small
copper
coin of
Germany.
It is the
hundredth
part of a mark, or about a
quarter
of a cent in
United
States
currency..
Sychnocarpous
::
Sycee (n.)
Silver,
pounded
into
ingots
of the shape of a shoe, and used as
currency.
The most
common
weight
is about one pound
troy..
Circulation
::
Circulation
(n.)
Currency;
circulating
coin;
notes,
bills,
etc.,
current
for
coin..
Monometallism
::
Monometallism
(n.) The
legalized
use of one metal only, as gold, or
silver,
in the
standard
currency
of a
country,
or as a
standard
of money
values.
See
Bimetallism..
Continental
::
Continental
(n.) A
soldier
in the
Continental
army, or a piece of the
Continental
currency.
See
Continental,
a., 3..
Break
::
Break (v. t.) To
exchange
for other money or
currency
of
smaller
denomination;
as, to break a five
dollar
bill..
Decimalism
::
Decimalism
(n.) The
system
of a
decimal
currency,
decimal
weights,
measures,
etc..
Depreciate
::
Depreciate
(v. i.) To fall in
value;
to
become
of less
worth;
to sink in
estimation;
as, a paper
currency
will
depreciate,
unless
it is
convertible
into
specie..
Money
::
Money (n.) Any
written
or
stamped
promise,
certificate,
or
order,
as a
government
note, a bank note, a
certificate
of
deposit,
etc., which is
payable
in
standard
coined
money and is
lawfully
current
in lieu of it; in a
comprehensive
sense,
any
currency
usually
and
lawfully
employed
in
buying
and
selling..
Bullionist
::
Bullionist
(n.) An
advocate
for a
metallic
currency,
or a paper
currency
always
convertible
into
gold..
Currency
::
Currency
(n.)
Current
value;
general
estimation;
the rate at which
anything
is
generally
valued.
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