undermoney

/ˈʌndərˌmɒni/

Definitions

1. noun

A term used to describe money that is invested or placed in a position to gain, but is not immediately available for use.

“The company’s undermoney was invested in high-risk stocks to maximize returns.”

2. verb

To invest or place money in a position to gain, but not immediately available for use.

“The investor undermonied the funds to wait for the market to recover.”

Synonyms

  • funds
  • investments

Antonyms

  • available funds
  • liquid assets