Synonyms, Antonyms, and Homonyms

In Onomanatopoeia, the main currency is represented by synonyms which are coins. Despite sharing the same value, no two synonyms are identical; distinctions may arise in terms of their shape, size, color, and dimensions. These attributes make them the most valuable in Onomanatopoeia.

Every synonym is endowed with a distinct serial number and features an indigo metal core, this metal is only accessible by the government, ensuring the authenticity and integrity of the currency, thereby preventing counterfeiting endeavors.

The least valuable currency antonyms always come in pairs. While they have the same variations as synonyms, one member of the pair always opposes the other; for instance, if one antonym assumes a black hue, its counterpart will have a contrasting white shade. These are commonly made as bills or marbles.

Homonyms are a dual-faced currency and also have variations akin to both synonyms and antonyms; despite the resemblance between both faces, their orientation influences the behavior of physics within a three-inch perimeter surrounding the coin and, because the process of making them is only known to the highest of authority, this makes them the second most valuable currency.