Definition of unbacked in English:

unbacked

adjectiveʌnˈbaktˌənˈbækt

1Having no financial, material, or moral support.
Example sentencesExamples
- Today, they give the same old unbacked money a pretty facelift every few years and then go about devaluating it still further.
- Although much of his thesis is useful for analyzing ethnicity and its consequences in Africa, Mwakikagile's book is full of unbacked, unproven assumptions.
- Being itself unbacked by anything other than politicians' promises, it is - in its current unbacked form - simply doomed.
- It is a fiat standard, unbacked and irredeemable, which can be inflated and depreciated at will.
- In the greater monetary scheme of things, of course, the dollar is still what investor Doug Casey calls ‘the unbacked liability of a bankrupt government.’
- Over centuries, governments have taken over money from the market, and in the 20th century, most currencies became unbacked by anything other than the force of the State.
- Japanese would have difficulty to secure real goods from Americans for dollars they have received since these dollars are unbacked by production.
- To recapitulate: check-kiting consists in issuing an unbacked check that the conspiring banks ‘back’ with an endless string of further unbacked checks.
- Now, since this money is unbacked by any previous production of real wealth it will set in motion an exchange of nothing for something, or a redirection of real savings from wealth generators towards the borrower of the newly created $1000.
- The bank then lends this unbacked certificate to an individual Arthur.
- In the world of Phoebe, striving unbacked by integrity may be blameworthy, but dullness is unforgivable.
- In more details, the first unbacked check is ‘backed’ by an infinite string of subsequent unbacked checks.
- If the unbacked fiat dollar and all the currencies that depend on it are such ‘leaden ducks’, then why are they not sinking?
- Even if we momentarily share their obsession and even if we stick to the old texts, unbacked by any harder evidence, the accepted view does not bear much scrutiny.
- In a free market, then, the threat of bankruptcy would restrain banks from issuing paper certificates unbacked by gold.
- Rather than facilitating the transfer of savings across the economy to wealth generating activities, when banks issue unbacked claims they are in fact setting in motion the weakening of the process of wealth formation.
- The only reason why in the past loose monetary policies seemed to grow the economy is because the pace of real savings generation was strong enough to absorb increases in unbacked consumption.
- Also during the course of the war, the federal government printed almost $1 billion in paper currency, or ‘greenbacks,’ that was unbacked by gold or silver.
- Unlike a 100-percent reserve system, in which banks cannot issue more in notes than they have specie in their vaults, there is no logical limit to the expansion of the unbacked paper money favored by Fathers Coughlin and Fahey.
1. 1.1 (of a horse) having no backers in a race.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The Philip Carberry-ridden Killeaney, on the other hand, went unbacked in the three-mile handicap hurdle.
  We laid it from 33-1 to 10-1 and a lot of supposedly fancied horses like Bobbyjo and Djeddah were unbacked.
2Having no backing layer.
unbacked hessian
Example sentencesExamples
- Acrylic-backed or unbacked textiles should be dry hung.
- Some specialty wallpapers like foils, unbacked and grasscloths require the use of lining paper.

Rhymes

abreact, abstract, act, attract, bract, compact, contract, counteract, diffract, enact, exact, extract, fact, humpbacked, impact, interact, matter-of-fact, pact, protract, redact, refract, retroact, subcontract, subtract, tact, tract, transact, underact, untracked

Definition of unbacked in US English:

unbacked

adjectiveˌənˈbaktˌənˈbækt

1Having no financial, material, or moral support.
Example sentencesExamples
- Unlike a 100-percent reserve system, in which banks cannot issue more in notes than they have specie in their vaults, there is no logical limit to the expansion of the unbacked paper money favored by Fathers Coughlin and Fahey.
- Also during the course of the war, the federal government printed almost $1 billion in paper currency, or ‘greenbacks,’ that was unbacked by gold or silver.
- In more details, the first unbacked check is ‘backed’ by an infinite string of subsequent unbacked checks.
- Over centuries, governments have taken over money from the market, and in the 20th century, most currencies became unbacked by anything other than the force of the State.
- Although much of his thesis is useful for analyzing ethnicity and its consequences in Africa, Mwakikagile's book is full of unbacked, unproven assumptions.
- Japanese would have difficulty to secure real goods from Americans for dollars they have received since these dollars are unbacked by production.
- In the greater monetary scheme of things, of course, the dollar is still what investor Doug Casey calls ‘the unbacked liability of a bankrupt government.’
- It is a fiat standard, unbacked and irredeemable, which can be inflated and depreciated at will.
- If the unbacked fiat dollar and all the currencies that depend on it are such ‘leaden ducks’, then why are they not sinking?
- In a free market, then, the threat of bankruptcy would restrain banks from issuing paper certificates unbacked by gold.
- The bank then lends this unbacked certificate to an individual Arthur.
- In the world of Phoebe, striving unbacked by integrity may be blameworthy, but dullness is unforgivable.
- Being itself unbacked by anything other than politicians' promises, it is - in its current unbacked form - simply doomed.
- Now, since this money is unbacked by any previous production of real wealth it will set in motion an exchange of nothing for something, or a redirection of real savings from wealth generators towards the borrower of the newly created $1000.
- Today, they give the same old unbacked money a pretty facelift every few years and then go about devaluating it still further.
- Even if we momentarily share their obsession and even if we stick to the old texts, unbacked by any harder evidence, the accepted view does not bear much scrutiny.
- Rather than facilitating the transfer of savings across the economy to wealth generating activities, when banks issue unbacked claims they are in fact setting in motion the weakening of the process of wealth formation.
- To recapitulate: check-kiting consists in issuing an unbacked check that the conspiring banks ‘back’ with an endless string of further unbacked checks.
- The only reason why in the past loose monetary policies seemed to grow the economy is because the pace of real savings generation was strong enough to absorb increases in unbacked consumption.
1. 1.1 (of a horse) having no backers in a race.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The Philip Carberry-ridden Killeaney, on the other hand, went unbacked in the three-mile handicap hurdle.
  We laid it from 33-1 to 10-1 and a lot of supposedly fancied horses like Bobbyjo and Djeddah were unbacked.
2Having no backing layer.
unbacked hessian
Example sentencesExamples
- Acrylic-backed or unbacked textiles should be dry hung.
- Some specialty wallpapers like foils, unbacked and grasscloths require the use of lining paper.

单词	unbacked
释义	Definition of unbacked in English: unbacked adjectiveʌnˈbaktˌənˈbækt 1Having no financial, material, or moral support. Example sentencesExamples Today, they give the same old unbacked money a pretty facelift every few years and then go about devaluating it still further. Although much of his thesis is useful for analyzing ethnicity and its consequences in Africa, Mwakikagile's book is full of unbacked, unproven assumptions. Being itself unbacked by anything other than politicians' promises, it is - in its current unbacked form - simply doomed. It is a fiat standard, unbacked and irredeemable, which can be inflated and depreciated at will. In the greater monetary scheme of things, of course, the dollar is still what investor Doug Casey calls ‘the unbacked liability of a bankrupt government.’ Over centuries, governments have taken over money from the market, and in the 20th century, most currencies became unbacked by anything other than the force of the State. Japanese would have difficulty to secure real goods from Americans for dollars they have received since these dollars are unbacked by production. To recapitulate: check-kiting consists in issuing an unbacked check that the conspiring banks ‘back’ with an endless string of further unbacked checks. Now, since this money is unbacked by any previous production of real wealth it will set in motion an exchange of nothing for something, or a redirection of real savings from wealth generators towards the borrower of the newly created $1000. The bank then lends this unbacked certificate to an individual Arthur. In the world of Phoebe, striving unbacked by integrity may be blameworthy, but dullness is unforgivable. In more details, the first unbacked check is ‘backed’ by an infinite string of subsequent unbacked checks. If the unbacked fiat dollar and all the currencies that depend on it are such ‘leaden ducks’, then why are they not sinking? Even if we momentarily share their obsession and even if we stick to the old texts, unbacked by any harder evidence, the accepted view does not bear much scrutiny. In a free market, then, the threat of bankruptcy would restrain banks from issuing paper certificates unbacked by gold. Rather than facilitating the transfer of savings across the economy to wealth generating activities, when banks issue unbacked claims they are in fact setting in motion the weakening of the process of wealth formation. The only reason why in the past loose monetary policies seemed to grow the economy is because the pace of real savings generation was strong enough to absorb increases in unbacked consumption. Also during the course of the war, the federal government printed almost $1 billion in paper currency, or ‘greenbacks,’ that was unbacked by gold or silver. Unlike a 100-percent reserve system, in which banks cannot issue more in notes than they have specie in their vaults, there is no logical limit to the expansion of the unbacked paper money favored by Fathers Coughlin and Fahey. 1.1 (of a horse) having no backers in a race. Example sentencesExamples The Philip Carberry-ridden Killeaney, on the other hand, went unbacked in the three-mile handicap hurdle. We laid it from 33-1 to 10-1 and a lot of supposedly fancied horses like Bobbyjo and Djeddah were unbacked. 2Having no backing layer. unbacked hessian Example sentencesExamples Acrylic-backed or unbacked textiles should be dry hung. Some specialty wallpapers like foils, unbacked and grasscloths require the use of lining paper. Rhymes abreact, abstract, act, attract, bract, compact, contract, counteract, diffract, enact, exact, extract, fact, humpbacked, impact, interact, matter-of-fact, pact, protract, redact, refract, retroact, subcontract, subtract, tact, tract, transact, underact, untracked Definition of unbacked in US English: unbacked adjectiveˌənˈbaktˌənˈbækt 1Having no financial, material, or moral support. Example sentencesExamples Unlike a 100-percent reserve system, in which banks cannot issue more in notes than they have specie in their vaults, there is no logical limit to the expansion of the unbacked paper money favored by Fathers Coughlin and Fahey. Also during the course of the war, the federal government printed almost $1 billion in paper currency, or ‘greenbacks,’ that was unbacked by gold or silver. In more details, the first unbacked check is ‘backed’ by an infinite string of subsequent unbacked checks. Over centuries, governments have taken over money from the market, and in the 20th century, most currencies became unbacked by anything other than the force of the State. Although much of his thesis is useful for analyzing ethnicity and its consequences in Africa, Mwakikagile's book is full of unbacked, unproven assumptions. Japanese would have difficulty to secure real goods from Americans for dollars they have received since these dollars are unbacked by production. In the greater monetary scheme of things, of course, the dollar is still what investor Doug Casey calls ‘the unbacked liability of a bankrupt government.’ It is a fiat standard, unbacked and irredeemable, which can be inflated and depreciated at will. If the unbacked fiat dollar and all the currencies that depend on it are such ‘leaden ducks’, then why are they not sinking? In a free market, then, the threat of bankruptcy would restrain banks from issuing paper certificates unbacked by gold. The bank then lends this unbacked certificate to an individual Arthur. In the world of Phoebe, striving unbacked by integrity may be blameworthy, but dullness is unforgivable. Being itself unbacked by anything other than politicians' promises, it is - in its current unbacked form - simply doomed. Now, since this money is unbacked by any previous production of real wealth it will set in motion an exchange of nothing for something, or a redirection of real savings from wealth generators towards the borrower of the newly created $1000. Today, they give the same old unbacked money a pretty facelift every few years and then go about devaluating it still further. Even if we momentarily share their obsession and even if we stick to the old texts, unbacked by any harder evidence, the accepted view does not bear much scrutiny. Rather than facilitating the transfer of savings across the economy to wealth generating activities, when banks issue unbacked claims they are in fact setting in motion the weakening of the process of wealth formation. To recapitulate: check-kiting consists in issuing an unbacked check that the conspiring banks ‘back’ with an endless string of further unbacked checks. The only reason why in the past loose monetary policies seemed to grow the economy is because the pace of real savings generation was strong enough to absorb increases in unbacked consumption. 1.1 (of a horse) having no backers in a race. Example sentencesExamples The Philip Carberry-ridden Killeaney, on the other hand, went unbacked in the three-mile handicap hurdle. We laid it from 33-1 to 10-1 and a lot of supposedly fancied horses like Bobbyjo and Djeddah were unbacked. 2Having no backing layer. unbacked hessian Example sentencesExamples Acrylic-backed or unbacked textiles should be dry hung. Some specialty wallpapers like foils, unbacked and grasscloths require the use of lining paper.
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