financial
fy-NAN-shuhl/faɪˈnænʃəl/
- 1Having to do with money and how it is managed.
The company is facing serious financial problems this year.
She got good financial advice before buying her first home.
UsageSay financial for money, as in financial help. For a country's economy, say economic.
- 2Having paid all membership fees currently due to a club or society.
Only financial members can vote at the meeting.
You must be financial to use the club's facilities.
UsageSaid of club members: financial members, or be financial.
Oppositeunfinancial
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Origin
From the word "finance" plus the ending "-ial".
Checked 5 Nov 2026 · 1 fact
- Financial comes from finance plus the ending -ial. en.wiktionary.org