impecunious

She evidently thought he referred to her nephew's impecuniosity; and he did, but not as she supposed.

Always suffering from impecuniosity, the Burtons were perpetually revolving schemes for increasing their income.

It is curious to notice how his impecuniosity reduced him to regard every goal of his ambition as having merely a cash value.

Aynesworth made his way to the inn, cursing his impecuniosity and Wingrave's brutal indifference.