What is another word for banker's bill?
Pronunciation:
[ bˈaŋkəz bˈɪl], [ bˈaŋkəz bˈɪl], [ b_ˈa_ŋ_k_ə_z b_ˈɪ_l]
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Synonyms for Banker's bill:
n.
• bank bill (noun) • banker's bill (noun) • bank note (noun) • Other relevant words: (noun)Other synonyms:
• Federal Reserve note • Other relevant words:- circuit board,
- mensuration,
- cast-off,
- contrast,
- height,
- apex,
- peck,
- melody,
- carte du jour,
- jerk,
- top,
- discover,
- demarcation,
- lineup,
- pearl buck,
- communication channel,
- position,
- crest,
- whole step,
- banker's bill,
- intone,
- calculate,
- quantity,
- stock,
- identity card,
- pen nib,
- line of merchandise,
- carte,
- write up,
- aeronaut,
- pipeline,
- snout,
- charge,
- ancestry,
- sawhorse,
- spirit,
- bar,
- seam,
- telephone circuit,
- credit line,
- prime,
- business,
- bill of fare,
- ten,
- railway line,
- long horse,
- calling card,
- assess,
- crown,
- line of products,
- airman,
- summit,
- timbre,
- strengthen,
- mark,
- add-in,
- draw,
- go against,
- transmission line,
- 10,
- pick,
- touchstone,
- measure out,
- crinkle,
- batting order,
- plug-in,
- superlative,
- personal credit line,
- take note,
- run along,
- pedigree,
- meter,
- account statement,
- score,
- whole tone,
- argument,
- remark,
- point,
- flush,
- acme,
- tonicity,
- history,
- xx,
- step,
- mensurate,
- bloodline,
- blood,
- berth,
- schnoz,
- annotating,
- job,
- blossom,
- tirade,
- quantify,
- circuit card,
- origin,
- tonus,
- meridian,
- personal line of credit,
- 50,
- mailing,
- channel,
- describe,
- sawbuck,
- bill sticker,
- tease,
- accounting,
- tone up,
- extremum,
- tone of voice,
- menu,
- pure tone,
- philippic,
- delineate,
- occupation,
- discarded,
- standard,
- dividing line,
- air,
- hitch,
- notational system,
- snoot,
- situation,
- amount,
- rail line,
- detect,
- answer for,
- elevation,
- wrinkle,
- course,
- strain,
- round,
- cable,
- five,
- differentiation,
- story,
- line of reasoning,
- take down,
- schnozzle,
- lineage,
- decade,
- efflorescence,
- tear,
- modulate,
- visiting card,
- value,
- furrow,
- trace,
- honker,
- argumentation,
- horse,
- post-horse,
- quality,
- post horse,
- assembly line,
- melodic phrase,
- tincture,
- feeling,
- business line,
- report,
- tip,
- subscriber line,
- post,
- tiptop,
- phone line,
- line of descent,
- observe,
- aviator,
- heyday,
- inflect,
- measuring,
- gamin,
- explanation,
- product line,
- telephone line,
- parentage,
- wag,
- flavor,
- stemma,
- production line,
- bank line,
- canton,
- measuring rod,
- shoot,
- line of credit,
- observance,
- acknowledge,
- timber,
- comment,
- evaluate,
- appraise,
- nozzle,
- quarter,
- pinnacle,
- bill poster,
- tune,
- blood line,
- cadence,
- hooter,
- melodic line,
- line of business,
- metre,
- look,
- pecker,
- dollar mark,
- vaulting horse,
- find,
- chant,
- point out,
- news report,
- tubercle,
- measurement,
- shade,
- line of work,
- board,
- measuring stick,
- scorecard,
- business relationship,
- smell,
- thrown-away,
- tuberosity,
- bloom,
- vertex,
- shoot down,
- observation,
- tint,
- orbitual,
- notification,
- office,
- crease,
- logical argument,
- rotary,
- beat,
- chronicle,
- place,
- agate line,
- criterion,
- flower,
- wit,
- mention,
- 20,
- flavour,
- valuate,
- spot,
- dollar sign,
- feel,
- descent.
How to use "Banker's bill" in context?
When a bank makes a loan, they are essentially giving a loan of money to a borrower. This loan typically requires one or more lenders to provide security in the form of collateral. This collateral can typically be something that the borrower can use to repay the loan, such as a home or an asset. The process of getting a loan from a bank is commonly referred to as loan application.
When a bank makes a loan, they will typically issue a banker's bill. This document is a document that references the terms of the loan and lists the details of the loan, such as the amount, the interest rate, and the terms of the loan.
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