What is another word for exchequer?
Pronunciation:
[ ɛkst͡ʃˈɛkə], [ ɛkstʃˈɛkə], [ ɛ_k_s_tʃ_ˈɛ_k_ə]
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Synonyms for Exchequer:
n.
• bank (noun)- reservoir,
- store,
- hoard,
- credit union,
- vault,
- reserve,
- repository,
- stockpile,
- treasury,
- thrift,
- savings,
- storehouse,
- depository,
- stock,
- safe,
- fund.
- trunk,
- casket,
- bin,
- bureau,
- commode,
- cabinet,
- carton,
- crate,
- strongbox,
- receptacle,
- chiffonier,
- case.
Other synonyms:
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- bank.
- minister of finance,
- Assignat,
- reserves,
- wine cellar,
- drawer,
- budget,
- coupon,
- Burghmote,
- shelf,
- bank account,
- lucre,
- Court-leet,
- embankment,
- bay,
- quarter sessions,
- money order,
- pork barrel,
- cash reserves,
- godown,
- armory,
- box,
- greenback,
- life savings,
- cash,
- till,
- lumberyard,
- vat,
- finance,
- loot,
- scratch,
- debenture,
- shillings,
- kitty,
- closet,
- glory hole,
- Pence,
- assets,
- treasury department,
- buttery,
- order,
- depot,
- money box,
- gradient,
- magasin,
- pocket,
- income,
- savings account,
- wherewithal,
- basement,
- cellar,
- bill of exchange,
- warehouse,
- stock room,
- almighty dollar,
- archives,
- FISC,
- nest egg,
- bursary,
- cupboard,
- police court,
- money chest,
- penny bank,
- subtreasury,
- tank,
- means,
- dam,
- public till,
- bank note,
- Moneys,
- porte-monnaie,
- Hanaper,
- DOSH,
- sessions,
- magazine,
- bill,
- bond,
- rack,
- capital,
- district court,
- petty sessions,
- bottom dollar,
- revenue,
- safe-deposit box,
- paper money,
- Court-baron,
- repertory,
- Blueback,
- tiller,
- money bag,
- piggy bank,
- Resources,
- court of record,
- pounds,
- lumber room,
- readies,
- hold,
- bucks,
- money,
- pool,
- rick,
- assize,
- locker,
- substance,
- warrant,
- library,
- bonded warehouse,
- treasure,
- trough,
- Barmote,
- cache,
- shinplaster,
- court of appeal,
- hutch,
- pecuniary resources,
- public trough,
- riches,
- storage,
- hundi,
- ready,
- commands,
- wealth,
- attic,
- dock,
- storeroom,
- balance,
- public treasury,
- Wardmote,
- cashbox,
- coffers,
- crib,
- pelf,
- stack,
- arsenal,
- bookcase,
- bunker,
- limit,
- public crib,
- checking account,
- shekels,
- strong room,
- lolly,
- coast,
- bank vault,
- Eyre,
- cargo dock,
- dollars,
- dough,
- cash register,
- county court,
- slope,
- conservatory,
- coin box,
- dump.
How to use "Exchequer" in context?
The word "exchequer" comes from the Latin word "excchemere" meaning "to draw out," because originally the money in the exchequer was taken out to pay the government's obligations. This meaning is still retained in English; for example, the phrase "the government is in debt and in the red" means that the government owes money and it is not in a good financial position. The exchequer is a financial institution that is responsible for managing the government's money, and it also collects taxes and other money that is owed to the government.
Paraphrases for Exchequer:
Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
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Equivalence
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Proper noun, singular
treasuries, treasury.
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Noun, singular or mass
treasury.
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Proper noun, singular
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Independent
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Proper noun, singular
sweets.
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Proper noun, singular
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Other Related
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Noun, singular or mass
purse.
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Noun, singular or mass
Homophones for Exchequer:
- eschar, eager, excuser, easy chair, eggar, each year, Esker, Ezra, eucarya, essayer, equerry, ecru, eyesore, esr, euchre, esquire, eagre, egeria, egger, escrow.
Hypernym for Exchequer:
n.
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possession
public treasury, trough, bursary, subtreasury, till, FISC.
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possession
Hyponym for Exchequer:
n.
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possession
funds, monetary resource, finances, pecuniary resource, cash in hand.
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possession
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