Definitions

1. noun

A monetary system in which a country uses a bimetallic standard, with two metals such as gold and silver being used as a standard for the value of money.

“The economist argued that the country’s adoption of bimetalism led to economic instability.”

2. noun

The practice of using two metals, such as gold and silver, in the manufacture of coins or other objects.

“The company’s use of bimetalism in their new coin design impressed investors.”