unwealthy
- noun
- /ʌnˈwɛlθi/
- The unwealthy often struggle to afford basic necessities.
Examples
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The government introduced new programs to help the unwealthy find affordable housing.
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Many organizations focus on improving education opportunities for the unwealthy.
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Charities provide support for the unwealthy in the community during winter months.
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Many unwealthy families rely on food banks for assistance.
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Charities provide support for the unwealthy in the community during winter months.
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The government introduced new programs to help the unwealthy find affordable housing.
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Many families categorized as unwealthy rely on food banks for assistance.
Synonyms
People who have little money or possessions
People who have little money and few things
People who do not own land or other valuable things
Antonyms
How Wealthy
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
As a noun, unwealthy uses the same parts: un- 'not' and wealth 'riches'. So unwealthy can mean 'people who are not rich' or 'the poor', which is why charities and programs may talk about helping the unwealthy.