wealth
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1.9
- noun
- /wɛlθ/
:
abundancia
- Over the past 40 years, researchers have published a wealth of literature indicating that these skills are necessary.
- a wealth of information
- a wealth of experience
- provide a wealth of
But cheers to health, positive energy, wealth and love.
- But cheers to health, positive energy, wealth and love.
- OK, so one of the forms of wealth is community.
- So, yeah, wealth is to me, all areas of life.
- So that's in itself a form of wealth.
- In the case of the wise person, wealth is in servitude.
Examples
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But the Arctic's strategic location and immense resource wealth make it an important national interest.
Academic text (2008) -
Multicultural musics offer a wealth of rich musical works for students to explore.
Academic text (2008) -
We have the resources, we have the wealth, we have the talent.
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So there was a wealth of material.
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Wealth is not just money, but wealth is influence and power.
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Your bank should share the wealth a little bit.
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All the while, he supplied me with a wealth of anecdotal material about his trade.
Fiction book (2002) -
The charity received a wealth of donations to support their medical research.
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Her extensive knowledge of the subject was a wealth of information for the students.
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The museum offered a wealth of historical artifacts for visitors to explore.
Synonyms
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2.8
A very large amount of money
255
3.9
Money or property that someone has
195
3.7
A time when people or a country have money and success
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6.7
A large amount of money or property
91
3.3
A large amount of something, more than you need
14
6.3
A lot of money and valuable things that a person or place has
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7.7
A large amount of money and very expensive things that show wealth
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1.4
A large amount of money and valuable things
4
3.2
A situation of having a lot of money or valuable things
Having a lot of money and expensive things like houses or cars
Antonyms
Compounds
- Informal
A joking phrase for someone who has a very, very large amount of money
How Wealthy
Surface Forms
Etymology
Wealth kept the idea of 'plenty' and can mean a large amount of something valuable, so a 'wealth of experience' is a lot of knowledge or opportunities, not just money.