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affluence

[af-loo-uhns, uh-floo-] / ˈæf lu əns, əˈflu- /


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“We want to hit areas of affluence and influence,” Neely told The Times at the time.

From Los Angeles Times

“The entire building smells like money,” Rabess writes, but Jess is not a fish out of water — her entire young adult life has been defined by the affluence of those around her.

From New York Times

"As long as Gulf states' economies are performing well, the affluence of this particular segment will be pretty high and therefore this strategy will thrive," said Romanenko.

From Reuters

Wilson Chin’s scenic design creates an atmosphere of old-world affluence without the encumbrance of too many set pieces, allowing the musical to glide at an accelerated pace to its mostly happy conclusion.

From Los Angeles Times

Decades ago, stretch limos were a symbol of affluence, used almost exclusively by the rich and famous.

From New York Times