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n. (plural of monetary unit English)
Usage examples of "monetary units".
It was a lot easier and faster than shipping gold bricks, but, for all the convenience, the system that determined a persons or a nation's wealth was no less rigid, and at certain central banks of the world, a country's net collection of those monetary units was calculated down to a fraction of a percentage point.
We are prepared to pay in System monetary units and in a favorable allotment for your own colonization of other stars.
He already had in an account in the National Bank the 10,000 International Monetary Units of the Seo Oen award, and a grant of 5,000 from the Ioti Government.
Their charge, doubtless weary from the shopspree on which she had spent so many, many stellar monetary units, plugged her ears with the sounds of the instrumental group Kaleidolon, and napped.
The Flagian bowed respectfully, took his payment for the recording in Council of Worlds monetary units, repeated his compliments, and departed, staying well away from the snicking grasses and not without a backward glance.
His heart sank as he saw that the tariff, instead of being quoted in the common contraction of monits, was given in monetary units—.