pecuniary [brit. angl. pɪˈkjuːnɪəri, am. angl. pəˈkjuniˌɛri] PRID.
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pecuniary [pɪˈkju:nɪəri, am. angl. -eri] PRID. ur. jez.
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pecuniary [pɪ·ˈkju·ni·er·i] PRID. ur. jez.
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Pecuniary penalties, that is, small fines used to punish perpetrators, have been eliminated.
en.wikipedia.org In certain limited situations, bias can also be imputed when the decision-maker's interest in the decision is not pecuniary but personal.
en.wikipedia.org Furthermore, even though no pecuniary damage transpired, the violation of the right was in principle capable of conferring a remedy.
en.wikipedia.org Tickets could be earned too; these had a trifling pecuniary value.
en.wikipedia.org This is opposed to economic damages, which encompasses pecuniary harms such as medical bills, lost wages, and lost future income.
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