Thesaurus / affluence
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Financial security certainly influences our well-being when it comes to satisfying our basic needs and standard of living, but in general, research shows affluence is a weak predictor of happiness.
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For Tenev and his 35-year-old cofounder, Baiju Bhatt, long-term success—including profitability and a public offering—depends on guiding those traders toward affluence.
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A native of Ashtabula, Ohio, on the shores of Lake Erie, he grew up in relative affluence, insulated from the struggles of a region in the throes of a massive steel industry contraction.
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Interestingly enough, in spite of his affluence, Iucundus was not actually member of the ruling political elite of Pompeii.
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Suffice it to say, the neighborhood with its easy access to the city’s commercial facilities translates to the affluence of Iucundus and the opulence of his house.
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From affluence he came to want, and in his old age a fund was raised sufficient to purchase him an annuity of £600 a year.
(p. 243) Snuff-manufacturing has in some cases been attended with considerable affluence.
The change which Mrs. —-- experienced was from affluence to abject poverty, from power to sudden helplessness.
THE BOYS OF '61CHARLES CARLETON COFFIN.
Such an offer meant affluence to a needy household like ours, in those days especially.
The affluence of beauty of some of these is indeed marvellous.
ART IN ENGLANDDUTTON COOK
WORDS RELATED TO AFFLUENCE
- affluence
- assets
- backing
- bankroll
- belongings
- bread
- budget
- capital
- collateral
- currency
- dough
- earnings
- finance
- fluid assets
- hard cash
- kitty
- lucre
- means
- money
- money in the bank
- money on hand
- nest egg
- nut
- petty cash
- pork barrel
- possessions
- proceeds
- profits
- property
- ready money
- resources
- revenue
- savings
- scratch
- securities
- specie
- store
- stuff
- substance
- treasure
- wealth
- wherewithal
- winnings
- ace in the hole
- affluence
- assets
- backing
- bankroll
- budget
- bundle
- capital
- dough
- estate
- finances
- fortune
- funds
- holdings
- income
- intangibles
- kitty
- money
- nest egg
- nut
- possessions
- property
- purse
- rainy day
- reserves
- revenue
- riches
- savings
- securities
- sock
- stake
- stuff
- substance
- ways and means
- wherewithal
- affluence
- ataraxia
- bed of roses
- calm
- calmness
- casualness
- comfort
- content
- contentment
- easiness
- enjoyment
- gratification
- happiness
- idleness
- inactivity
- inertia
- inertness
- informality
- leisure
- luxury
- passivity
- peace of mind
- poise
- prosperity
- quietness
- quietude
- relaxation
- repose
- requiescence
- rest
- restfulness
- satisfaction
- security
- serenity
- spontaneity
- supinity
- tranquility
- unceremoniousness
- unrestraint
- abundance
- affluence
- avalanche
- bounteousness
- bountifulness
- capacity
- copiousness
- cornucopia
- deluge
- enough
- flood
- fruitfulness
- full house
- fund
- good deal
- great deal
- heaps
- loads
- lots
- luxury
- mass
- masses
- mine
- mountains
- oodles
- opulence
- peck
- piles
- plenteousness
- plethora
- profusion
- prosperity
- quantity
- store
- sufficiency
- torrent
- volume
- wealth
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