monies

[ muhn-eez ]

noun

1. a plural of money.

monies

/ ˈmʌnɪz /

noun

1. formal.
   a plural of money

Example Sentences

The spokesman said that meant the council "had a responsibility to explore alternative options" in order to "protect the public monies invested to date".

From BBC

Budget: I would identify where the money has gone and what is the yield based on the purpose of the monies.

From Los Angeles Times

During the debate, Vance said these subsidies fund only “one kind of child-care model. Let’s say you’d like your church, maybe, to help you out with child care. Maybe you live in a rural area or an urban area, and you’d like to get together with families in your neighborhood to provide child care in the way that makes the most sense. You don’t get access to any of these federal monies.”

From Los Angeles Times

Quote: Except at “transparent and democratic” community schools, “LAUSD budgets are incomprehensible. They are presented in big binders; allocations of programs and services are disbursed through various lines that make it difficult for people to track where monies are spent. They are also presented in a rushed manner, making it difficult to process and assess the needs. There is also no space for stakeholder input.”

From Los Angeles Times

"It's difficult to predict how the expenditures of these monies will affect turnout in the primary election, and that might be what ends up mattering the most," Dowling said.

From Salon

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