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What is adjective form of money?

There isn't a single, perfect adjective form of "money". Here's why and some options:

* "Monetary" is the most common and formal adjective related to money, often used in economic or financial contexts. Example: "Monetary policy"

* "Pecuniary" is a less common but more formal adjective meaning "relating to money." Example: "Pecuniary interests"

* "Financial" is a broad adjective related to finances, including money, but not solely focused on it. Example: "Financial stability"

You can also use other words to describe something related to money depending on the context:

* "Cash" - specifically referring to physical currency. Example: "Cash transactions"

* "Wealthy" - describes someone with a lot of money. Example: "A wealthy investor"

The best adjective to use depends on the specific meaning you want to convey.

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