greenbacks Antonyms
Meaning of greenbacks
greenbacks
a piece of U.S. paper money, a legal-tender note issued by the U.S. government
greenbacks Sentence Examples
- The rustling of greenbacks filled the air as the cashier counted her earnings.
- The old woman clutched her greenbacks tightly, a symbol of her hard-earned savings.
- The politician promised to increase the flow of greenbacks into the economy.
- The counterfeiter's greenbacks were so convincing that they fooled even the most experienced bank tellers.
- The child proudly displayed his greenbacks, the result of weeks of chores.
- The thief made off with a hefty sum of greenbacks, leaving the victims in shock.
- The government issued new greenbacks to replace the old ones that were becoming worn and faded.
- The greenbacks brought much-needed prosperity to the struggling town.
- The wealthy investor's greenbacks were invested wisely and grew exponentially.
- The value of the greenback fluctuated wildly in response to global economic events.
FAQs About the word greenbacks
a piece of U.S. paper money, a legal-tender note issued by the U.S. government
cash, notes, dollars, money,bills, currencies, chips, bucks,banknotes, C-notes
No antonyms found.
The rustling of greenbacks filled the air as the cashier counted her earnings.
The old woman clutched her greenbacks tightly, a symbol of her hard-earned savings.
The politician promised to increase the flow of greenbacks into the economy.
The counterfeiter's greenbacks were so convincing that they fooled even the most experienced bank tellers.
