See unmonetary on Wiktionary
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"ref": "1966, Norman Norwood Holland, Psychoanalysis and Shakespeare, page 330",
"text": "The other kind of having leads to mutual giving, to creating life, to riches of a nature quite unmonetary.",
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"not pertaining to money; without reference to money"
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"(rare) not pertaining to money; without reference to money"
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