encash in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

Encash means to convert a financial instrument, such as a check or bond, into cash.

You can encash your traveler's checks at most banks and currency exchange offices.
She decided to encash her savings bonds to fund her college education.
After winning the lottery, he couldn't wait to encash the ticket and claim his prize.
The store allows customers to encash their gift cards for cash at the register.
It's important to check the fees associated with encashing foreign currency before you go.