deep pockets (Meaning)

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deep pockets (n)

(plural) a source of substantial wealth

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He was known for his deep pockets, always ready to lend a helping hand to those in need.
The company had deep pockets, allowing it to invest in cutting-edge technology and research.
Politicians often seek support from donors with deep pockets to fund their campaigns.
The team's success was attributed in part to the owner's deep pockets, enabling them to attract top talent.
The billionaire investor had deep pockets and was willing to take risks on promising startups.
The charity organization relies on donors with deep pockets to fund its humanitarian projects.
The company's expansion plans required investors with deep pockets to provide the necessary capital.
The luxury car brand targeted consumers with deep pockets, offering high-end vehicles with premium features.
The real estate developer purchased prime properties in the city with the backing of investors with deep pockets.
The lawyer's aggressive tactics were fueled by the belief that his client had deep pockets and could afford a lengthy legal battle.

(plural) a source of substantial wealth

silk stockings, capitalists,haves, moneybags,money, magnates, plutocrats, billionaires, fat cats, Croesuses

paupers, beggars, paupers, beggars,have-nots, bankrupts, bankrupts, have-nots,

He was known for his deep pockets, always ready to lend a helping hand to those in need.

The company had deep pockets, allowing it to invest in cutting-edge technology and research.

Politicians often seek support from donors with deep pockets to fund their campaigns.

The team's success was attributed in part to the owner's deep pockets, enabling them to attract top talent.