CASHES Meaning and
Definition
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Cashes is a verb used to describe the act of converting or exchanging a financial instrument, such as a check or a bond, into cash currency. It refers to the process of obtaining physical money or its equivalent value in exchange for a negotiable instrument. This action involves going to a bank, financial institution, or other authorized entity that accepts such instruments and presenting them for payment.
When someone cashes a check, for example, they are presenting it to a bank where it is verified and then the corresponding amount of money is given to the individual. Similarly, cashing a bond refers to redeeming the bond for its face value before its maturity date, typically receiving the principal investment plus any accrued interest.
Cashing can also be used in a broader sense to describe the act of converting any valuable asset into liquid currency. This includes actions such as selling stocks, withdrawing funds from an investment account, or redeeming gift cards for money.
Overall, the term "cashes" refers to the process of converting financial instruments or assets into physical money or its equivalent value, allowing individuals to access the immediate liquidity of their holdings.
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Etymology of CASHES
The word cashes is derived from the Middle French word caisse, which means a box or chest. This term entered the English language in the 16th century as casse, referring to a chest used to store money. Over time, the spelling evolved to cash in English, and by the 17th century, the verb form to cash emerged meaning to convert something into cash. The plural form of this verb, cashes, appeared later with the addition of the plural suffix -es.
Similar spelling words for CASHES
- casseus,
- cassius,
- cashew,
- washes,
- lashes,
- cashed,
- clashes,
- gushes,
- coaches,
- catches,
- crashes,
- dashes,
- mashes,
- CASAS,
- cassese.
Conjugate verb Cashes
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