What is the Opposite(Antonym) of “pecuniary”?

The Opposite(Antonym) of “pecuniary”

The antonyms of pecuniary are nonfinancial and nonmonetary. The antonyms nonfinancial and nonmonetary refer to things that are not related to money or finance.

Explore all Antonyms of “pecuniary”

• nonmonetary
• nonfinancial

Definitions and Examples of nonfinancial, nonmonetary

Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!

nonfinancial

Not related to finance or money.

Example

The company's success is measured by nonfinancial factors such as customer satisfaction and employee retention.

nonmonetary

Not consisting of or measured in money.

Example

Volunteering can provide nonmonetary benefits such as personal fulfillment and social connections.

Key Differences: nonfinancial vs nonmonetary

• 1. Nonfinancial refers to things that are not related to finance or money, while pecuniary refers to things that are related to money.
• 2. Nonmonetary refers to things that are not measured in money, while pecuniary refers to things that are measured in money.

Effective Usage of nonfinancial, nonmonetary

• 1. Business: Use pecuniary to describe financial matters such as profits, losses, and investments.
• 2. Personal Finance: Use pecuniary to describe financial matters such as income, expenses, and savings.
• 3. Education: Use nonfinancial and nonmonetary to describe benefits of education that are not related to money, such as personal growth and intellectual development.

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Remember this!

The antonyms of pecuniary are nonfinancial and nonmonetary. Use pecuniary to describe financial matters, and use nonfinancial and nonmonetary to describe things that are not related to money or finance. These words can be used in business, personal finance, and education contexts.