What is another word for lucre?
Pronunciation:
[ lˈuːkə], [ lˈuːkə], [ l_ˈuː_k_ə]
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Similar words for lucre:
- bread (noun)
- cabbage (noun)
- dinero (noun)
- dough (noun)
- earnings (noun)
- funds (noun)
- gain (noun)
- gelt (noun)
- kale (noun)
- loot (noun)
- lucre (noun)
- money (noun)
- money, profits (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- proceeds (noun)
- profit (noun)
- wealth (noun)
- other relevant words (verb)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Lucre:
n.
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- banknote.
- in-come,
- re venue,
- take-homes,
- re venues,
- in-comes,
- take homes,
- in come,
- in comes,
- piece the pie,
- re-venues,
- takehome,
- takehomes,
- re-venue,
- piece pie,
- in black.
- re-source,
- be-longings,
- money bank,
- re-sources,
- money in bank,
- sub stance,
- accounts receivables,
- money hand,
- fluid asset,
- money the bank,
- ready monies,
- ready moneys,
- sub-stance,
- re sources,
- sub stances,
- re source,
- sub-stances,
- be longings.
- gelt.
- kale.
- loot.
- net income,
- shekels,
- moolah,
- pelf,
- net profit,
- profits,
- net.
- promissory note,
- capital,
- ingot,
- silver,
- coinage,
- stock,
- issue,
- net worth,
- balance sheet,
- wherewithal,
- bill,
- pocket money,
- money order,
- assets,
- nugget,
- receipts,
- fortune,
- wallet,
- purse,
- wampum,
- note,
- draft,
- pounds,
- copper,
- swag,
- gold,
- worth,
- bond,
- coupon,
- sterling,
- scratch,
- petty cash,
- ways and means,
- gross,
- currency,
- bullion,
- treasure,
- wad,
- bank note,
- dollar,
- spending money,
- change,
- cash,
- iou,
- check,
- greenback,
- bankroll,
- wealth.
- take home,
- accruements,
- income,
- out-turn,
- earnings,
- pork barrel,
- funds,
- out-turns,
- outturns,
- specie,
- proceeds,
- gravy,
- return,
- take-home,
- money on hand,
- ready money,
- cleanup,
- outturn,
- profit,
- takings,
- fluid assets,
- money in the bank,
- winnings,
- cleanups,
- accruement,
- piece of pie,
- money,
- piece of the pie.
v.
• Other relevant words: (verb)Other synonyms:
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- mazuma,
- moola,
- long green.
- cold cash,
- Brassica Oleracea Acephala,
- exchequer,
- readies,
- booty,
- borecole,
- prosperity,
- Brassica Oleracea,
- remuneration,
- muck,
- buck,
- Gleaning,
- hoard,
- Money-making,
- savings,
- interest,
- colewort,
- Boodle,
- emolument,
- fractional currency,
- endowment,
- finances,
- lettuce,
- meshwork,
- account,
- medium of exchange,
- clams,
- hard currency,
- sugar,
- filthy lucre,
- dollars,
- advantage,
- prosperousness,
- network,
- win,
- prize,
- perquisite,
- wealthiness,
- reticulation,
- plunder,
- makings,
- benefit,
- bulging purse,
- MANAGED CURRENCY,
- circulating medium,
- popsicle,
- means,
- possessions,
- chicago,
- capital gains,
- bucks,
- luxuriousness,
- dirty money,
- staff of life,
- accumulation,
- chip,
- salary,
- PERKS,
- store,
- embarras de richesses,
- possession,
- scrip,
- carbohydrate,
- chou,
- mammon,
- start,
- mark,
- cultivated cabbage,
- recompense,
- richness,
- loaves and fishes,
- moneybags,
- legal tender,
- breadstuff,
- mesh,
- saccharide,
- Pence,
- coined liberty,
- greenbacks,
- rake-off,
- peag,
- compensation,
- fund,
- michigan,
- perk,
- score,
- margin,
- wampumpeag,
- internet,
- pickings,
- material wealth,
- independence,
- money to burn,
- lolly,
- abrasion,
- Opulency,
- markup,
- monetary gain,
- gleanings,
- property,
- mintage,
- substance,
- gross profit margin,
- almighty dollar,
- and pence,
- gross profit,
- Gains,
- dividend,
- wage,
- cacography,
- dent,
- meshing,
- financial gain,
- returns,
- ready,
- DOSH,
- thrift,
- hard cash,
- nest egg,
- shillings,
- bottomless purse,
- newmarket,
- opulence,
- killing,
- get,
- ill-gotten gains,
- simoleons,
- take-in,
- treasury,
- pillage,
- percentage,
- dividends,
- affluence.
How to use "Lucre" in context?
Lucre (Latin lucrum, meaning "profit") is the standard English term for money or monetary gain. The term can refer to monies earned in business, money deposited with a bank, or even the genuine value of gold and other precious metals. Historically, however, the term has been used to describe anything of value, with few restrictions. Wealth, fame, power, and even love can all be sources of lucre.
When used in reference to money, the word lucre is often paired with its formal synonym, profite.
Homophones for Lucre:
- lacer, luxor, liquor, laser, laugher, loser, logger, lakeshore, locker, lozier, lazar, laager, lechery, lecher, liakoura, leucorrhea, leisure, lag screw, liguria, looker, lugger, Lake Erie, lock washer, leukorrhea, leisure wear, lesser, lascar, low gear, luggage carrier, lacquer, Lake Eyre, liger, leger, luger, luxury, lacquerware, lager, Loch Achray, lessor, leaker, liqueur, logorrhea, Le Carre, luxuria, lagger, lasher.
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