better off Synonyms
Strongest:
- indigent
- disadvantaged
- penniless
- poor
- poor
- needy
- indigent
- needy
- impoverished
- destitute
- penniless
- penurious
- destitute
- impoverished
- impecunious
- impecunious
- disadvantaged
- penurious
Strong:
- hand-to-mouth
- insolvent
- poverty-stricken
- bankrupt
- depressed
- underprivileged
- indebted
- underprivileged
- insolvent
- depressed
- ruined
- deprived
- hand-to-mouth
- indebted
- deprived
- reduced
- ruined
- reduced
- bankrupt
- poverty-stricken
Weak:
better off Meaning
better off (s)
in a more fortunate or prosperous condition
better off
being in comfortable economic circumstances, being in a more advantageous position
better off Sentence Examples
- With a new job and a higher salary, John felt he was much better off financially.
- After graduating, Mary realized she was better off pursuing a career in the tech industry.
- The company's decision to relocate saved them money and made them better off in the long run.
- The improved healthcare system made the citizens better off by ensuring their access to affordable medical care.
- By replacing the old appliances with energy-efficient ones, the family was both better off environmentally and financially.
- After the divorce, Sarah was better off emotionally and mentally with the support of her friends and family.
- Investing in a quality education gives individuals a better off chance at a successful career.
- The adoption of new technologies made the company better off by increasing their productivity and competitiveness.
- The city's efforts to reduce crime made its residents feel better off and safer in their community.
- By choosing to live a healthier lifestyle, the elderly couple ensured they were better off physically and mentally in their later years.
FAQs About the word better off
in a more fortunate or prosperous conditionbeing in comfortable economic circumstances, being in a more advantageous position
monied, wealthy, substantial, well-to-do, well-off, propertied,affluent, comfortable, moneyed, prosperous
indigent, disadvantaged, penniless, poor,poor, needy, indigent, needy, impoverished, destitute
With a new job and a higher salary, John felt he was much better off financially.
After graduating, Mary realized she was better off pursuing a career in the tech industry.
The company's decision to relocate saved them money and made them better off in the long run.
The improved healthcare system made the citizens better off by ensuring their access to affordable medical care.
