dollar's

Greenback's grammatical form

Dollar's is the possessive form of dollar, used when the currency itself owns or is associated with something.

Most commonly it appears in phrases like the dollar's value or the dollar's strength against the euro, where the dollar is treated as an entity whose worth or performance can be measured.

It also shows up in contexts discussing currency fluctuations: The dollar's decline worried investors.

value

worth

Degree of importance

depreciation · appreciation · strength · weakness · valuation · devaluation · inflation · deflation · parity · conversion

currency

bill

Amount owed, written

note · tender · cash · banknote · denomination · mint · treasury · reserve · federal · circulation

dominance

hegemony

Dominant group's control

influence · standard · benchmark · primacy · status · role · position · power · reach · sovereignty

symbol

sign

Mark conveying information

  • notationSystem of written symbols
  • markVisible impression or sign
  • iconPictorial screen symbol

character · glyph · prefix · placement · typography · abbreviation · code · USD · representation · indicator

earning

income

Regular monetary receipts

  • wagePayment for labor
  • salaryFixed periodic employment payment
  • paycheckCompensation for labor

compensation · revenue · profit · return · yield · dividend · interest · commission · bonus · tip

Opposites
monetary value/strength

dollar'sworthless

Lacking any value

valueless · devalued · inflated · weak · depreciated

monetary value/worth

dollar'sworthlessness

Lack of any value

valuelessness · nothing's · zilch

Phrases
Family

dollar, dollars, dollar bill, sand dollar, silver dollar, million-dollar, petrodollar, dollarize, dollarization

Familiarity
Top 100,000
Profile
Known to kids · Mostly American · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G