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fiscal
adjective
connected
with
a
government
’
s
money
,
taxes
,
and
how
it
earns
and
spends
them
•
The
minister
announced
a
new
fiscal
plan
to
cut
the
budget
deficit
.
The
minister
announced
a
new
fiscal
plan
to
cut
the
budget
deficit
.
•
Economists
debated
whether
heavy
fiscal
spending
would
cause
inflation
.
Economists
debated
whether
heavy
fiscal
spending
would
cause
inflation
.
From
Latin
fiscalis
“
of
the
public
treasury
,”
from
fiscus
“
treasury
,
money
basket
.”
adjective
relating
to
a
company
’
s
or
organization
’
s
money
matters
,
especially
for
its
accounting
year
•
The
board
will
review
last
quarter
’
s
fiscal
results
tomorrow
.
The
board
will
review
last
quarter
’
s
fiscal
results
tomorrow
.
•
Our
fiscal year
ends
in
March
,
not
December
.
Our
fiscal year
ends
in
March
,
not
December
.
Same
origin
as
the
government
sense
;
over
time
extended
to
private-sector
bookkeeping
.
confiscate
verb
-
confiscate
,
confiscating
,
confiscates
,
confiscated
to
officially
take
something
away
from
someone
,
especially
as
a
punishment
or
because
it
is
not
allowed
•
At
the
airport
security
checkpoint
,
officers
confiscated
her
large
bottle
of
shampoo
because
it
exceeded
the
liquid
limit
.
At
the
airport
security
checkpoint
,
officers
confiscated
her
large
bottle
of
shampoo
because
it
exceeded
the
liquid
limit
.
•
The
teacher
confiscated
Tom's
phone
after
it
rang
loudly
during
class
.
The
teacher
confiscated
Tom's
phone
after
it
rang
loudly
during
class
.
from
Latin
confiscare
“
to
appropriate
to
the
treasury
,”
from
con-
“
together
”
+
fiscus
“
public
treasury
”