Antonyms for aussie
ˈɔ si; esp. Brit. ˈɒz i, ˈɔ ziaussie

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Princeton's WordNet

1. Australian, Aussienoun

   a native or inhabitant of Australia

How to use aussie in a sentence?

1. Jake Klein:

   Investor sentiment in gold is understandably very low and investors have lost a lot of money, not withstanding that, the Australian gold sector is undoubtedly a good place to be. Costs are coming down and with the falling Aussie dollar supporting a higher A-dollar gold price, the profitability wedge per ounce is widening.

2. Joe Capurso:

   The traditional drivers, like commodity prices and the world economy are going to put downward pressure back on the Aussie, so it's prepped for a fall.

3. Lee Hardman:

   Still the focus is on increasing concerns over slowing growth in a number of emerging economies, chiefly China. And within the G10 currencies, the Aussie and New Zealand dollars are the proxies for that, the majors are still fairly trendless.

4. Mark McCormick:

   The FX market is generally taking its cue from overall risk sentiment and so equities are higher today, risk-sensitive currencies such as the Aussie dollar are higher as well.

5. Stephen Koukoulas:

   Probably the volumes are ok but the prices that are being paid are hugely lower. We have got a real concern there for the future levels of the Aussie dollar.

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