Coinage

//ˈkɔɪnɪd͡ʒ//

Synonyms for "coinage" (104 found)

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Translations

12 translations across 12 languages.

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Catalan

1 entries
  • encunyació noun (process of coining money)

Chinese Mandarin

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  • 貨幣制度 /货币制度 noun (process of coining money)

Finnish

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  • rahan lyöminen noun (process of coining money)

French

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  • frappe (de la monnaie) noun (process of coining money)

German

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  • Münzprägung noun (process of coining money)

Italian

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  • conio noun (process of coining money)

Japanese

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  • 貨幣鋳造 noun (process of coining money)

Middle English

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  • coynage noun (process of coining money)

Portuguese

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  • cunhagem noun (process of coining money)

Russian

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  • чека́нка noun (process of coining money)

Spanish

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  • acuñación noun (process of coining money)

Tagalog

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  • menta noun (process of coining money)

Sample sentences

10 total sentences available.

Tatoeba + Wiktionary

The official designs of the Government, especially its designs in connection with postage stamps and coinage, may be described, I think, as the silent ambassadors of national taste.

Source: tatoeba (709420)

Eric who was a weak prince issued a bad coinage which excited great discontent among the Danes.

Source: tatoeba (909115)

I should really figure out the coinage in this country.

Source: tatoeba (6453803)

He […] threw himself on a sopha opposite the copy of a bust of the Apollo Belvidere. After one or two trivial remarks, to which I sullenly replied, he suddenly cried, looking at the bust, “I am called like that victor! Not a bad idea; the head will serve for my new coinage, and be an omen to all dutiful subjects of my future success.”

Source: wiktionary

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