coinage

the volume of coinage in circulation.

the coinage of new words

the coinage standard was reformed under Elizabeth I.

The silver coinage was repeatedly debased with copper vellon.

It is indicated that the coinage of the new words in EST conforms to certain cognitive regularities, especially to metaphorization.

The long-time existence of private coinage has its profound social and economic roots, the most important of which was the allurement of high profit.

On the outbreak of the First Revolutionary Civil War,the Government called in all gold coinage and replaced it by notes.

Well, there are even more coinages about to come, it seems to me.

Now, though, Apple will allow iOS developers to support the use of certain cyber coinage.

Her graceful ageing on our coinage has been delicately done.

" In God We Trust" is engraved on our coinage.

" Why don't you change the basis of your coinage, then" ? she queried teasingly.

As the Roman Empire flourished further south, Scandinavians had small settlements, no central government, and no coinage.

This was a struggle fought out not just on the battlefield but on the coinage.

In 55 AD however Agrippina’s face was taken off the coinage.

England was a social kingdom whose social coinage had no currency elsewhere.

Milton was responsible for an estimated 630 word coinages, including lovelorn, fragrance and pandemonium.