affluent
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5.5
- adjective
- /ˈæfluənt/
:
adinerado
- Warsaw is an affluent community known for its luxurious lifestyle.
- more affluent
- less affluent
- relatively affluent
And they're typically like affluent, you know, white kids.
- And they're typically like affluent, you know, white kids.
- Now, who is the the most affluent customer, right?
- People who grew up in deprived backgrounds that affluent people don't understand?
- I grew up in a very, very non affluent section of the valley.
- That being said, it was also common for affluent nobles to use chainmail shirts.
- It could be Christians and Muslims, it could be affluent and a little less affluent.
- For a country that is the most affluent and influential, that is a catastrophe.
- But their kids now have grown up affluent.
- He was born into a reasonably prominent but not really very affluent family of Mecca.
- Being the most affluent nation means you are not battling for survival.
- And that means the members who came to that gym were the more affluent members of an affluent community.
- I like to argue the reason is America is the only affluent country in the world.
- I do think that people like this exists in every affluent capital city in the world that I've seen so far.
- So it's not to accommodate the formation of pandemic pods by affluent parents.
- I I do want to put my kids in a position to be affluent with the right people in their life.
Examples
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Had I come from a more affluent background, would I have done the same?
Fiction book (2001) -
Evan's school was located in an affluent school district within the Southwestern United States.
Academic text (2013) -
OK, where are the affluent, young, high status women?
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Ah, we like to keep the more affluent residents happy.
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We are the affluent ones.
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I watched for when certain affluent families of the region might need our product.
Fiction book (1997) -
You mentioned the fear and the separation that affluent people feel.
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Warsaw is an affluent community.
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This is for a National Review article in this very affluent Milwaukee suburb.
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Ringwood's going to become one of the most affluent little commuter towns in the country.
Synonyms
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1.0
Having a lot of money and valuable things
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2.5
Having a lot of money and many expensive things
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4.1
Doing well and having a lot of money
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3.4
Having enough money to live comfortably
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4.2
People who have plenty of money and live comfortably
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4.4
Having a lot more money than most people
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7.2
Having a lot of money
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5.7
Having a lot of money
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5.5
Having a lot of money
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6.1
Having a lot of money
Having a lot of money and valuable things
Antonyms
How Wealthy
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Affluent comes from Latin ad- 'to' and fluere 'to flow', the same root behind the English words 'flow' and 'fluid'. So to be affluent is to have wealth that seems to 'flow' to you, which is why it means 'wealthy'.