Financial

What do we mean by financial?

Of, relating to, or involving finance, finances, or financiers. adjective

Pertaining to finance or to revenue; pertaining or relating to money matters: as, financial operations.

Pertaining to finance. adjective

Related to finances adjective

Having dues and fees paid up to date for a club or society (a financial member) adjective

Involving financial matters adjective

Related to finances.

Having dues and fees paid up to date for a club or society.

Props that you get from sellin that funky skunky smelly geen shit. word. Urban Dictionary

Financier is a small French almond cake, that is flavoured with Beurre Noisette and also was baked in a small mold. it's light and moist with a single crisp, eggshell-like exterior, the traditional financier also contain egg whites, flour, and some powdered sugar. some of the molds are small rectangular loaves similar in size to petit fours. if you want to pronounce financier it's like "Finən'sir" not "Finan'sier" Urban Dictionary

Used as a substitute for "finance related things or reasons" by me. It almost comes naturally. Especially the plural form. "Because of/due to financial reasons" Should be " Because of/due to financialities" Urban Dictionary

A Female who has a fetish for receiving money from submissives who shares the Financial Domination fetish. Urban Dictionary

The act of filing for bankruptcy every 10 years because your wife's spending habits and your insane lifestyle wont allow you to pay your bills or save for the future. Urban Dictionary

When you have to pay way too much for something that you know is way cheaper at other places or just shouldn't cost that much at all. Urban Dictionary

Aka gold digger, it refers to a woman (or man) who "digs for riches" by entering into romantic relationships with ballers, doctors, and lawyers. Such an individual is more interested in your bank account, bling, status, or cocaine than you. Urban Dictionary

Noun: A person (usually male) who usually works in the financial sector. This includes banks and insurance companies, but can also include other professions, such as law. He is known for cancelling dates, standing you up and being classically inattentive. A common abbreviation is "FA" Urban Dictionary

Phi-nan-shull teh-wō-wist noun 1. Any person or entity that knowingly and willingly distorts the financial markets and/or the economy at large for their own personal benefit or political benefit at the expense of a large body politic. Examples include: Urban Dictionary

Other word for a scammer. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to financial:
financial, financiar, financing, financier, financials, ganancial.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word financial:
difficulties, crisis, troubles, securities, transactions, banking, institutions, accounting, constraints, assistance, burden, asset, mortgage, statements, backing, stability, loans, assets, aid, monetary, regulatory, bankruptcy, investments, finance, investment, savings, debt, firms, problems, treasury, trouble, insurance, reporting, banks, equity, services, credit, compensation, institution, sector, bank, advisor, difficulty, collapse, regulation, reasons, resources, situation, corporate, management, support, losses, funds, trading, matters, fund, risk, billion.

Words that rhyme with financial:
substantial, circumstantial, insubstantial, nonfinancial, anschel.

Adjectives that are often used to describe financial:
helpful, non, economic, part, appli, political, social, recent, physical, grad, actu, industrial, third, personal, international, fresh, based, emotional, necessary, economist, intellectual, legal, fiscal, subpart, current, oth, commercial, military, civil, how, moral, your, aver, corporate, economical, miscellaneous, promotional, subsidy, professional, net, two, cum, micro, macro, academic, global, federal, diplomatic, stu, psychological, 27-1, countrywide, univer, pro, disloyal, administrative, dishonourable, legislative, pre, comparative, largest.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective financial:
support, institutions, resources, statements, assistance, aid, markets, system, crisis, difficulties, position, problems, services, situation, condition, year, assets, sector, management, information, data, burden, success, institution, matters, help, affairs, transactions, security, incentives, statement, interests, policy, arrangements, performance, loss, stability, instruments, status, responsibility, intermediaries, reports, control, backing, structure, planning, analysis, needs, obligations, crises, reporting, independence, records, need, market, gain, reasons, means, constraints, risk, considerations, rewards, capital, losses, plan, contributions, measures, operations, administration, benefits, strength, policies, distress, costs, community, aspects, deadline, ruin, officer, requirements, analysts, panic, burdens, straits, implications, returns, flows, difficulty, accounting, liberalization, circumstances, investment, trouble.

Words that sound like financial:
financial, financially, financials, fentanyl, financial aid, financing, feminal, phoenicia, finial, fremantle, phenomenal, finance, flannel, funnel, finishing, flanel, phoenician, fallen angel, funnell, fu manchu, fannel, fanal, flanell, phonation, fenagle, funcional, fundal, funchal, phalangeal, financial gain, financial year, nonfinancial, financial loss, funicle.