Demonetised

A turn of a phrase suggested, and an answer confirmed the idea that gold and silver were both demonetised, that stamped gold which had begun its reign amidst the merchants of Phoenicia was at last dethroned. ❋ Unknown (2006)

Since then the cheque, a good washable pink, em-bossed D you D No 11 hundred and thirty 2, good for the figure and face, had been circulating in the country for over thirtynine years among holders of Pango stock, a rival concern, though not one demonetised farthing had ever spun or fluctuated across the counter in the semblance of hard coin or liquid cash. ❋ Unknown (2006)

Metal must be demonetised and reduced to the ranks. ❋ J. Ellis Barker (1909)

If the demonetised gold is withdrawn -- well, we can have a new currency by nationalising the railways and paying the shareholders 'in current coin'"(which means in unconvertible notes)," not in redeemable, interest-bearing bonds. ❋ J. Ellis Barker (1909)

Boulevards in order to visit some pestilential Café de la Mort where he will see crude horrors contrived by looking-glasses, drink bad beer out of _papier-maché_ skulls, and receive, in change for his money, base or demonetised coin from waiters dressed as undertakers. ❋ Edward Fordham Spence (1896)

Many new words are coined, but old ones are rarely demonetised; they remain in circulation, defaced and worn, till the precise image and superscription are barely recognizable. ❋ Edward Fordham Spence (1896)

Brieux and Paul Hervieux are flogging some of the laws of France, and the German stage has seen a good many pieces which before the word became demonetised one would have called Problem plays. ❋ Edward Fordham Spence (1896)

"This is a quick means to inject cash into the already demonetised economy and help the affected people quickly start rebuilding their lives," the country director said. ❋ Unknown (2008)

"It is important to note that the SARB has not demonetised any of the currencies. ❋ Unknown (2005)

Q, who is evidently dead, meant to visualise that fact, meant, so to speak, to deatomise the idea that he was demonetised, and that he wanted two sovereigns to-night. " ❋ Stephen Leacock (1906)

[Mitron], [demonetisation] of 500₹ and 1000₹ from tomorrow, to curb black money - no, no - to go cashless - no, no - have a [laddoo] for standing in the ATM queue for a week. ❋ Capitalistmarxist (2016)

Oh no, YouTube's demonetisation [rules] suck! This [picture] is YouTube [in a nutshell]. ❋ Power476 (2021)