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moneylender
noun
moneylender
moneylender
noun

moneylender <a moneylender; moneylenders> N ECON

moneylender
دَائِن

moneylender ECON

moneylender
مقرض أموال

moneylender <a moneylender; moneylenders> N

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At the time, banks were unwilling to lend to many poor laborers, who then turned to corrupt moneylenders and loan sharks.
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The less developed an economy, the more active informal moneylenders usually are, and the less capacity the government may have to regulate them effectively.
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Two people owed money to a certain moneylender.
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The film ends with the farmer turned worker negotiating a crowded street while the moneylender naps alongside his safe.
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Despite being a moneylender himself he was sufficiently trusted and respected to sit as a judge in usury trials in 1421.
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After initial success, the business was affected by the accumulation of debts to moneylenders.
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In order to rebuild their homes, they often have to resort to moneylenders, and that causes them to fall deeper into poverty.
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He worked in banking throughout his life, holding concessions as a moneylender.
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Many inhabitants borrowed from moneylenders to survive, paying monthly interest rates of as much as 10%.
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Among the aristocracy, women as well as men lent money to their peers to avoid resorting to a moneylender.
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