bankroll (Meaning)
bankroll (n)
a roll of currency notes (often taken as the resources of a person or business etc.)
bankroll (v)
provide with sufficient funds; finance
Synonyms & Antonyms of bankroll
bankroll Sentence Examples
- The investor bankrolled the startup to help it launch its innovative product.
- Professional gamblers rely on a substantial bankroll to sustain their betting activities.
- The company's bankroll was quickly depleted due to the unexpected expenses.
- The lottery winner used her newfound bankroll to start a successful business.
- The gambler's bankroll dwindled as his luck ran out at the casino.
- The venture capitalist provided a significant bankroll to support the expansion of the promising startup.
- The band's album was financed by a generous bankroll from a record label.
- The politician received an anonymous bankroll to fund their election campaign.
- The movie studio's bankroll allowed for the production of an epic blockbuster.
- The poker player meticulously managed his bankroll to maximize his chances of winning.
FAQs About the word bankroll
a roll of currency notes (often taken as the resources of a person or business etc.), provide with sufficient funds; finance
pocket, finances,fund, resources, wealth, coffers, assets, financing, exchequer,cash
liabilities, debts,liabilities, debts,, indebtedness,indebtedness
The investor bankrolled the startup to help it launch its innovative product.
Professional gamblers rely on a substantial bankroll to sustain their betting activities.
The company's bankroll was quickly depleted due to the unexpected expenses.
The lottery winner used her newfound bankroll to start a successful business.
