Ill-gotten gains
Money and ill-gotten gains are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Money" instead a noun phrase "Ill-gotten gains".
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
Ill-gotten gains and money are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Ill-gotten gains" instead a noun "Money".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- treasure and ill-gotten gains
- treasure and money
- stuff and ill-gotten gains
- stuff and money
- wealth and ill-gotten gains
- wealth and money
- capital and ill-gotten gains
- capital and money
- riches and ill-gotten gains
- riches and money
- funds and ill-gotten gains
- funds and money
- cash and ill-gotten gains
- cash and money
Both terms in one sentence
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Karma Houdini: Ed, Oly and Waddle in most episodes: generally, at worst, they eventually lose their ill-gotten gains (Aldo took their money away when they sold a fellow duck).
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In the Wacky Races episode, "Free Wheeling to Wheeling", the Anthill Mob speeds their car, the Bullet-Proof Bomb, up by tossing their ill-gotten gains (stolen money, machine guns, etc) out of it.
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Involuntary Charity Donation: At the end of "Zero Recall", a crime boss whose ill-gotten gains had been electronically pilfered is informed that, while the police did catch the thief who'd robbed him, so far as they can tell all the money was dispersed to children's charities all over the world.
Source: Series / The Listener
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