monies
n. plural-onlyn. specific amounts of money, usually used when talking about business, law, or government funds. You use this word when you are referring to several different sources or pots of money.
n. distinct sums of money or specific funds, typically from different sources or allocated for different purposes. Often used in legal, financial, or administrative contexts to emphasize the plurality of the amounts.
The government must decide how to spend the public monies.
The legal team worked for months to recover the stolen monies from several offshore bank accounts.
The treaty specifies that all recovered monies must be returned to the original sovereign funds rather than being absorbed into the general treasury.
Used as a plural noun; it takes a plural verb. While 'money' is usually uncountable, this form allows for the discussion of discrete sets of funds.
The monies is ready.The monies are ready.Monies is a plural noun and requires a plural verb, unlike the standard uncountable noun 'money'.