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bank note
noun
- a promissory note, payable on demand, issued by an authorized bank and intended to circulate as money.
Word History and Origins
Origin of bank note1
Example Sentences
If customers prefer to use digital currency rather than have bank notes and cash available, it should be available.
The central bank is constantly redesigning and rethinking the design of every bank note—except the lowly $1 bill.
He took the ten-dollar bank note from his pocket, straightened out the wrinkles and looked at it disdainfully.
Handling George Fielding's letter with his delicate fingers, he had satisfied himself there was a bank-note in it.
The bank note I found may have never been in the possession of Mr. Carson.
He took a roll of bills from his pocket, stripped off a twenty-dollar bank-note and handed it to Matt.
One cannot light one's cigarette by twisting a hundred-pound bank-note and sticking it into an electric chandelier.
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