Pronunciation

/kæʃ/

Definitions

• Noun: (1) Cash is the physical form of money, typically consisting of banknotes and coins. (2) In financial terms, it refers to ready funds available for immediate transactions. (3) A payment made in cash, without the use of credit or digital payment methods.
• Verb: (1) To pay with cash, as in “I will cash this check.” (2) To have or possess cash, as in “She had some cash on her.”
• Adjective: Denoting something related to currency or money, as in “cash register” or “cash value.”

Phrases

• “Pay in cash” means to make a payment using physical currency.
• “Cash on hand” refers to the amount of ready cash a person or business has available.
• “Cash advance” is a term for obtaining a small sum of money from a bank or other financial institution, often with interest.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “She deposited the cash into the bank vault.”
• Verb: “I prefer to pay my rent in cash to avoid any complications.”
• Adjective: “The store accepts cash only for purchases under $50.”

Synonyms

• Hard currency
• Cold hard cash
• Ready money
• Greenback
• Billets

Antonyms

• Credit
• Digital payment
• Card
• Check
• Debit