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Banknote

/ˈbæŋkˌnoʊt/noun
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A banknote is a piece of paper currency issued by a central bank or government, representing a specific monetary value and serving as legal tender for transactions. In today's digital age, it remains a tangible symbol of economic exchange, though it's increasingly supplemented by cards and apps to reduce counterfeiting and enhance security features like holograms and watermarks.

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