moneyed
moneyed
Definition
mon·eyed (mun′ēd)
adjective
- having much money; rich
- consisting of, derived from, or representing money moneyed interests
moneyed
Synonyms
moneyed
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- class: In re the " astute, connected, mobile, moneyed classes " - they already get the better end of the system today.
- interest: Have a lot between carrier a who want to moneyed interest alone.
- man: He avoided open collisions, however, with criminal justice, and lived himself like a genuine moneyed man in homely and simple style.
- elite: The participants represented a wide socio-economic and demographic profile, with the exception of young persons and the moneyed elite.
- incorporation: The moneyed incorporations each had specific policies in mind when they bought a seat at the table.
- group: This is a model of the American senate in Flash, which shows how senators respond to moneyed interest groups.
Used with adjective complement
- entrench: Shop managers have and whose members even entrenched moneyed exceed the revenue.
Browse dictionary entries near moneyed
- moneybags
- moneybag
- money supply
- money order
- money of account
- money market securities
- money market (mutual) fund
- money market instruments
- money market certificate
- money market account
- moneyer
- moneylender
- moneyless
- moneymaker
- moneyman
- moneywort
- Mong
- monger
- mongo
- Mongol
