encash Sentence Examples
- Mario was able to encash his winning lottery ticket at the local bank.
- Hoping to make a large purchase, Fatima decided to encash her savings bond.
- The stockbroker recommended that their client encash their stocks due to the declining market.
- The traveler attempted to encash their foreign currency at the airport before their flight.
- The insurance company sent a check to the beneficiary so they could encash it at their convenience.
- The company decided to encash its bonds in order to raise capital for expansion.
- The money order was cashable at any bank, allowing the recipient to encash it easily.
- The store offered a cash-back option, allowing customers to encash a portion of their purchase price.
- After winning the jackpot, the gambler planned to encash their winnings and retire early.
- Jack endorsed the check and handed it to the teller, who encashed it immediately.
encash Meaning
Webster
encash (v. t.)
To turn into cash; to cash.
Synonyms & Antonyms of encash
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FAQs About the word encash
To turn into cash; to cash.
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Mario was able to encash his winning lottery ticket at the local bank.
Hoping to make a large purchase, Fatima decided to encash her savings bond.
The stockbroker recommended that their client encash their stocks due to the declining market.
The traveler attempted to encash their foreign currency at the airport before their flight.
