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greenback

[ˈɡriːn.bæk]

greenback Definition

  • 1a US dollar bill
  • 2paper money in general

Using greenback: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "greenback" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    He paid for his meal with a handful of greenbacks.

  • Example

    The store only accepts greenbacks as payment.

greenback Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for greenback

Phrases with greenback

  • a currency that is widely accepted around the world and is expected to remain relatively stable in value

    Example

    The US dollar is considered a hard currency, making it a popular choice for international transactions.

  • a currency that is not widely accepted outside of its country of origin and is subject to frequent fluctuations in value

    Example

    The Zimbabwean dollar is an example of a soft currency that has experienced hyperinflation and is no longer used as legal tender.

  • money that is not backed by a physical commodity, such as gold or silver, but is instead supported by government law or regulation

    Example

    Most modern currencies, including the US dollar, are examples of fiat money.

Origins of greenback

from the green color of the back of the bills

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Summary: greenback in Brief

'Greenback' [ˈɡriːn.bæk] refers to a US dollar bill or paper money in general. It is often used interchangeably with 'dollar bill' or 'banknote.' The term is derived from the green color of the back of the bills. 'Greenback' is a type of 'hard currency,' which is widely accepted around the world and is expected to remain relatively stable in value.

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