Gain and Money

Gain

Gain noun - Something added (as by growth).

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Money and gain are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Money" instead a noun "Gain".

Nearby Words: gained, gaining, gainful, gainer

Money

Money noun - Something (as pieces of stamped metal or printed paper) customarily and legally used as a medium of exchange, a measure of value, or a means of payment.

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Synonyms for Money

Gain and money are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Gain" instead a noun "Money".

Nearby Words: moneyless, moneyed, monetary

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How words are described

good	good gain	good money
pure	pure gain	pure money
better	better gain	better money
normal	normal gain	normal money
Other adjectives: original, considerable, substantial, legitimate, actual, real, massive, big, little, easy, political, less, mere, extra, higher, ill-gotten.

Both words in one sentence

The tournament itself isn't the goal — the reasoning behind Killua and Gon's participation from the beginning was to earn money and gain experience.

Source: Manga / Hunter × Hunter
A senior manager, CEO or owner of a major definitely-for-profit corporation who is out to make as much money and gain as much power as possible, by any means available, regardless of who suffers.

Source: Corrupt Corporate Executive
The various incarnations of Edmund Blackadder will take any chance that offers itself to make money and gain influence, with the exception of the First World War incarnation, who is more concerned with getting out of the trenches.

Source: Opportunistic Bastard

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