Synonyms for dollar
ˈdɒl ərdol·lar

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1. dollarnoun

   the basic monetary unit in many countries; equal to 100 cents

   Synonyms:
   dollar mark, clam, dollar sign, one dollar bill, buck, dollar bill

2. dollar, dollar bill, one dollar bill, buck, clamnoun

   a piece of paper money worth one dollar

   Synonyms:
   clam, dollar bill, long horse, vaulting horse, dollar sign, buck, sawbuck, sawhorse, dollar mark, one dollar bill, horse

3. dollarnoun

   a United States coin worth one dollar

   "the dollar coin has never been popular in the United States"

   Synonyms:
   dollar mark, clam, dollar sign, one dollar bill, buck, dollar bill

4. dollar, dollar mark, dollar signnoun

   a symbol of commercialism or greed

   "he worships the almighty dollar"; "the dollar sign means little to him"

   Synonyms:
   dollar mark, clam, dollar sign, one dollar bill, buck, dollar bill

Matched Categories

1. • Bill
   • Coin
   • Monetary Unit
   • Symbol

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1. money

   pay

   he picked up his money off the ground.

   Submitted by michellemillersd on February 11, 2021  

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1. List of paraphrases for "dollar":

   dollars, $, usd, greenback, buck, monetary, yuan, yuen, australian

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1. Petr Krpata:

   The Norwegian crown is the least liquid currency in the G10 space so when a crisis hits, it gets hammered. So the improvement in dollar funding has already started manifesting itself in the crown, which has rallied sharply so far this week.

2. Benjamin Lu:

   The weakness in the dollar seen due to the rate cut expectations and a lot of short-covering due to the sudden jump in prices are behind the sharp move, with this move, the target for gold investors has moved to $1,400 and the key is to sustain this momentum for this week. On the longer term, it is going to be difficult to stay above $1,400 as with better conditions for riskier assets due to rate cuts, investors might move to equities.

3. Marc Chandler:

   Momentum and trend followers appear heavily represented in the futures market, and they have been caught the wrong way. This may see the tone shift from selling dollar rallies to buy dips.

4. Michael Sneyd:

   The most likely is quite a balanced assessment, in which she says the U.S. economy is doing well, but acknowledges that the market hasn't taken this first rate hike too well and that this has led to a tightening of monetary conditions, it seems we're likely to remain in this regime where the dollar continues to lose ground against the euro and the yen.

5. Brennan Higgins:

   The outcome of the meeting looks bearish – especially in the context of today's nonfarm payrolls report, which gives the Fed the green light to embark on its much-anticipated tightening cycle at this month's meeting, history suggests a stronger dollar amid rising interest rates will not be kind to the oil price.