pecuniosity
/ˌpɪˌkjuːnɪˈɒsɪti/rare (chiefly Law in later use)
noun
The state or fact of being pecunious.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in William Thackeray (1811–1863), novelist. From pecunious + -ity: see -osity. Cf earlier impecuniosity.
- overstride
- overstrike
- overstriking
- overstringing
- overstroke
- over-strong
- over-strongly
- overstruck
- overstructure
- overstrung
- overstudy
- overstuff
- oversubscribe
- oversubscribed
- oversubscription
- oversubtle
- over-subtlety
- oversupinate
- oversupination
- oversupinator
- oversupply
- oversusceptible
- over-suspicious
- overswarm
- oversway