Monetary
Monetary adjective - Of or relating to money, banking, or investments.
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Synonyms for Monetary
Wanted and monetary are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Wanted" instead an adjective "Monetary".
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- Greed, mostly because he wanted to experience mundane things like looking at the stars without thinking about their monetary value.
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Everyone wanted the war over and nobody wanted there to be any more Allied military dead—they were already facing domestic turmoil just from the war's ongoing monetary costs, which were just a fraction of Downfall's price tag (which also had a blood price).
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Mickey reluctantly accepts the offer, but after Donald reveals to Daisy that he paid Mickey to put her on stage, she declines, saying she wanted to get her act because she would be good at it, not out of monetary reasons.
Source: Never My Fault
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