millreis (Meaning)

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millreis (n.)

See Milreis.

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Haggling in the market, the traveler argued for a lower price on the silk scarf, offering a handful of millreis.
Her grandmother recounted stories of saving millreis for years to buy a new dress as a young woman.
The faded receipt listed the purchase of a horse and carriage for a hefty sum in millreis.
The economist compared the inflation rates of various countries throughout history, using millreis as a reference point.
The family heirloom, a silver locket, held a secret compartment where a few precious millreis were stashed.
The old sailor dreamt of his youth, filled with the thrill of collecting millreis from faraway ports.
The museum exhibit showcased a collection of colorful banknotes from different eras, including various denominations of millreis.
The historian meticulously researched tax records to understand the average millreis income for a commoner in that era.
The dusty ledgers revealed a tangled web of debt, with entries meticulously recording borrowed and repaid millreis.
The artist's inspiration came from a worn leather pouch overflowing with millreis, a symbol of lost wealth and forgotten times.

See Milreis.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

Haggling in the market, the traveler argued for a lower price on the silk scarf, offering a handful of millreis.

Her grandmother recounted stories of saving millreis for years to buy a new dress as a young woman.

The faded receipt listed the purchase of a horse and carriage for a hefty sum in millreis.

The economist compared the inflation rates of various countries throughout history, using millreis as a reference point.