fiscal — relating to government revenue, especially taxes
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: relating to government revenue, especially taxes
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈfɪskəl/
Korean meaning: 정부 수입, 특히 세금과 관련된
Korean pronunciation: 피스-컬 (강세: 피스)
Example Sentences
- The government's fiscal irresponsibility led to a pizza shortage in the national cafeteria.
- Our company's fiscal quarter ended better than expected.
- The mayor promised fiscal transparency during his campaign.
fiscal
ADJECTIVE//ˈfɪskəl//
relating to government revenue, especially taxes
Government managing tax revenue
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When fiscal stress becomes physical, the situation turns critical!
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Origin
From Latin 'fiscalis' meaning 'of the imperial treasury,' derived from 'fiscus' which originally referred to a basket or purse used to hold money, later becoming the term for the state treasury.
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“The government's fiscal irresponsibility led to a pizza shortage in the national cafeteria.”
“Our company's fiscal quarter ended better than expected.”
“The mayor promised fiscal transparency during his campaign.”
“My personal fiscal management is like a comedy show - always unexpected plot twists.”
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