pecunious Antonyms
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Meaning of pecunious
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pecunious (a.)
Abounding in money; wealthy; rich.
pecunious Sentence Examples
- The wealthy magnate was known for his pecunious generosity, donating vast sums to charitable causes.
- Despite her humble beginnings, she had become pecunious through hard work and shrewd investments.
- The company's pecunious reserves were dwindling rapidly, threatening its financial stability.
- The government official was accused of pecunious misconduct, embezzling funds for personal gain.
- The pecunious elite enjoyed a lavish lifestyle while the masses struggled to make ends meet.
- The speculator lost his entire fortune when his pecunious investments proved worthless.
- The elderly couple lived a modest life, their pecunious means barely meeting their basic needs.
- The lottery winner's newfound pecuniosity brought both opportunities and challenges.
- The recession wreaked havoc on the pecunious well-being of many households.
- The pecunious philanthropist established a trust to support education and healthcare initiatives.
FAQs About the word pecunious
Abounding in money; wealthy; rich.
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The wealthy magnate was known for his pecunious generosity, donating vast sums to charitable causes.
Despite her humble beginnings, she had become pecunious through hard work and shrewd investments.
The company's pecunious reserves were dwindling rapidly, threatening its financial stability.
The government official was accused of pecunious misconduct, embezzling funds for personal gain.
