English to Maori Meaning of pecuniary - moni

Pecuniary :
moni

pūtea, moni, ōhanga

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Definitions of pecuniary in English
Adjective(1) relating to or involving money
Examples of pecuniary in English
(1) There may be any number of reasons: personal, political, pecuniary .(2) After all, it's just a piece of metal suspended by a machine-made ribbon with no jewels or special pecuniary value.(3) It will cover pecuniary and non-pecuniary damage to hotel and restaurant guests, customers and visitors.(4) The pecuniary advantage lost by the dependant need not be merely financial.(5) Under capitalism, the motives guiding decisions are pecuniary , not personal, selfish, not social.
Related Phrases of pecuniary
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Adjective
1. financial ::
pūtea
2. monetary ::
moni
3. money ::
moni
4. fiscal ::
moni
5. economic ::
ōhanga
Different Forms
pecuniary
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