What does monies mean?
Monies means plural of money.
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Pronunciation varies by accent · noun
plural of money.
And to the end and intent that sufficient monies may be raised to make up the said principal sum of one million two hundred and four thousand seven hundred eighty six pounds three shillings and four pence three farthings, and to complete the redemption of the said annuities amounting to sixty thousand two hundred thirty nine pounds six shillings and two pence per annum;...
Many of the institutions reported monies available and awarded without reporting the number of scholarships represented by these sums.
A wide variety of projects can be funded with monies available under Section 319.
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Monies means plural of money.
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And to the end and intent that sufficient monies may be raised to make up the said principal sum of one million two hundred and four thousand seven hundred eighty six pounds three shillings and four pence three farthings, and to complete the redemption of the said annuities amounting to sixty thousand two hundred thirty nine pounds six shillings and two pence per annum;...
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