By the 1830s the newly minted country was rapidly industrialising.
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4 sentences with “minted”
Short, simple sentences with “minted”, suitable for children and primary/elementary school, with common expressions and related words. You'll also find examples for middle and high school.
Brief definition: minted
1. Made or produced, especially coins by stamping metal. 2. Recently created or introduced, like a new idea or product. 3. Informal: very rich or wealthy. 4. Covered with or flavored by mint leaves.
4 sentences with “minted” — examples
There was a limited market for luxury goods, even among those wealthy enough to afford them, and the only sources of reliable minted coinage were over a thousand miles away, in Byzantium, Persia and the Arab kingdoms.
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Its Mediterranean empire generated so much wealth that Venice minted more gold coins than England and France combined, and its gold coins (ducats) were always of exactly the same weight and purity and were accepted throughout the Mediterranean as a result.
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The Assembly initially made changes aimed at demonstrating the new political reality. Thus, with regard to the monarchy, the name of the king was removed from the heading of public documents and his effigy from the coins minted here. It was also decided to abolish the use of the seal with the royal arms and to create in its place what is now the Argentine national coat of arms.
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