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wealthy
adjective as in rich; having a lot of money
Strongest matches
affluent, independent, moneyed, prosperous, upscale, well-heeled, well-off, well-to-do
Weak matches
booming, comfortable, fat-cat, having it made, in the money, loaded, made of money, of independent means, opulent, pecunious, rolling in it, substantial
Example Sentences
But following massive opposition to the tax hikes imposed by his government, the 57-year-old gained a new nickname: "Zakayo" - which is Swahili for Zacchaeus, the wealthy and unpopular Jericho tax collector featured in the Bible.
Wealthy politicians, by contrast, would be allowed to do as many crimes as they please, secure in the knowledge that as long as they file the paperwork necessary to run for office, and thereafter manage to convince a plurality of the electorate to vote for them, they will enjoy the privilege of being able to escape accountability altogether.
Feinstein, like Lurie, was part of San Francisco’s wealthy elite, the wife of financier Richard Blum.
Yet now there is widespread talk of a revival, fuelled by tech giants Microsoft, Google and Amazon all announcing investments in the sector, as well as the growing pressures on wealthy nations to curb their carbon emissions.
The court in Bangkok found Sararat Rangsiwuthaporn, 36, guilty of putting poison in a wealthy friend's food and drink while they were on a trip last year.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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