MONEY AT STAKE

Definition: The amount of money that is at risk or in jeopardy, often in the context of a bet, investment, or decision with potential financial consequences.

Synonyms: Cash Risk, Funds Jeopardy, Capital Gamble, Currency Wager, Wealth Hazard

Usage Examples in Sentences

Adventure
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The explorers had their money at stake during the treasure hunt.

Usage Example in Conversation

A: We need to carefully consider our options here. There's a lot of money at stake.B: Absolutely, I understand the importance of this decision. The financial implications are significant.A: Exactly. We can't afford to make any hasty moves when there's so much money on the line.B: Agreed. Let's take the time to analyze all the data and make an informed choice.
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