Phrases with «warchest»

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A "warchest" refers to a reserve of money or resources set aside for use in a future battle or competition. It is like having savings or a backup fund that can be used when needed. Full definition

Noun + «warchest»

Sentences with «warchest»

  • But even though Cuomo may stand bloodied and bruised, whether from his own failings or after what is expected to be a scorched earth primary, he has a campaign warchest of $ 30 million and counting, far surpassing any candidate in the field on either side. (gothamgazette.com)
  • He handily won subsequent elections, now sits on a campaign warchest of nearly $ 1 million, and has risen to chair the powerful Senate Finance Committee. (syracuse.com)
  • SEE ALSO: Man City: Plotting spending of City's summer transfer warchest with Liverpool star and ex-Man United powerhouse Liverpool: Five Copa America stars the Reds should be considering for a summer transfer including ex-Man United striker and Argentina star Arsenal rumours (caughtoffside.com)
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