juicily
7.1
In a way that gives a lot of money
- adverb
- /ˈdʒuːsɪli/
:
lucrativamente
- Investing in real estate during a booming market can lead to juicily profitable returns.
Examples
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Anybody who owns bonds going into that is going to get juicily rewarded on owning bonds.
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He was juicily compensated for his well-deserved efforts on the project.
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The venture capital firm received juicily rewarding profits from its latest startup investment.
Synonyms
gainfully
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4.0
In a way that earns money
means especially high or rewarding monetary gain rather than ordinary earnings
profitably
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4.1
In a way that makes money or gives an advantage
is used for particularly big or rewarding outcomes rather than usual returns
advantageously
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5.2
In a way that gives you a benefit or helps you succeed
stresses especially large or valuable rewards rather than general usefulness
lucratively
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5.3
To make a lot of money
is broader, referring to especially profitable or rewarding gains beyond money
Antonyms
How Profitable
Surface Forms
juicily positive
Morphology
Etymology
Juicily comes from the word juice ('the liquid inside fruit') plus the ending -ly that makes an adverb. People used juicy to mean 'rich' or 'very profitable', so to do something juicily is to do it in a way that brings big gains or rewards.