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The meaning of Remonetised

Remonetised – definition

verb

Restore (a metal) to its former position as legal tender.

Usage examples:

By the accumulation of more and more silver, they effectively protected their family's property and…
verb

To change something that is no longer recognized as money back into money

Usage examples:

Investors find gold attractive because it can easily be remonetized., there was a plan to remonetiz…

Remonetised translation into English

Remonetised: translate from English into Chinese

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再货币化

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Geremonetiseerd

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Remonétisé

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Remonetarisiert

Remonetised: translate from English into Hindi

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पुनर्मुद्रीकृत

Remonetised: translate from English into Italian

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Monetizzato

Remonetised: translate from English into Korean

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돈을 벌다

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Ремонетизированный

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Remonetizado

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