(adjective) consisting of or measured in money / (adjective) of or relating to money
the identification of pecuniary externalities
who had substantial pecuniary motivation
he, too, has put pecuniary oceans between himself and his socioeconomic origins via a long and lucrative tour in investment banking
i like this. example of a use of an unexpected adjective in a metaphor
[should we be able to tag specific quotes? and not just words?]
As the cultural critic Mark Fisher insightfully demonstrated, contemporary capitalism wages a psychological war as much as a pecuniary one, where melancholy is systematically induced on a mass scale to tame the revolutionary rage that marked the 1960s and 1970s apart
from Ghosts of My Life which I really need to read
It's sometimes hard to grasp the pecuniary motives of the big tech companies, because they strike such an idealistic pose.