super-wealthy
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- adjective
- /ˈsuːpər ˈwɛlθi/
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- If they can be this super wealthy in such "poor conditions" as your party keeps portraying in their fairytale, then what difference does it make to them who is president?
Examples
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These members of the SuperPAC club are already super wealthy in what you call "Obama's oppressive economy."
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In cities around the world, the lifestyles of the super-wealthy can seem extravagant and out of touch with reality.
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I ask anyone who is even considering voting for Romney to think about why these already super wealthy capitalists would invest in Romney?
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And of course, at the top, these industries are backstopped by super wealthy people so they can afford to subsidize whatever oil costs they can't pass on to their customers.
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The super-wealthy often donate large sums of money to charity to make a difference.
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Although the economy is struggling, the super-wealthy continue to accumulate more riches than ever.
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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5.5
Having a lot of money and possessions
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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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Having a lot of money
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Being rich and able to buy what you want
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Having a lot of money
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Having a lot of money
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7.4
Has a lot of money and can buy many things
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Having far more money than most people
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4.0
People who are much richer than most others
Antonyms
How Wealthy
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word super-wealthy is made of super- meaning 'above' or 'very' (the same super in superstar and supermarket) and wealthy from wealth, which is like 'well' or 'well-being'. So, super-wealthy means 'far richer than most people'.