better-off (Meaning)

Synonyms & Antonyms of better-off

The new management has made significant improvements, leaving the company better-off than ever.
After investing wisely, John is now financially better-off than he was a decade ago.
Sam decided to pursue a higher education, knowing that it would make him better-off in the long run.
The doctor prescribed a new medication that left her patient feeling better-off than before.
Despite the economic downturn, Jane managed to secure a better-off position than her previous job.
The government's policies have resulted in the overall population being better-off today.
The new technology has streamlined processes, making everyone better-off in the workplace.
The students embraced the revised curriculum, which made them better-off academically.
With the help of a therapist, Mary was able to work through her challenges and emerge better-off emotionally.
By adopting healthier habits, the family found themselves better-off physically and mentally.

wealthy, propertied,affluent, substantial, comfortable, rich, well-off, prosperous, successful, monied

poor, disadvantaged, destitute, impecunious, impoverished, indigent, needy, penurious, penniless, insolvent

The new management has made significant improvements, leaving the company better-off than ever.

After investing wisely, John is now financially better-off than he was a decade ago.

Sam decided to pursue a higher education, knowing that it would make him better-off in the long run.

The doctor prescribed a new medication that left her patient feeling better-off than before.