moneymaker (Meaning)

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moneymaker (n)

someone who is successful in accumulating wealth

a project that generates a continuous flow of money

No weak antonyms found.

The new investment opportunity was a true moneymaker, promising high returns with minimal risk.
The restaurant's popular dish was a moneymaker, consistently generating high profit margins.
The young entrepreneur had a keen eye for identifying moneymakers and invested wisely in promising ventures.
The online business became a moneymaker within its first year, exceeding all financial projections.
The company's strategic acquisition of a smaller firm proved to be a significant moneymaker, significantly boosting its revenue.
The real estate development project was a moneymaker for the investors, yielding handsome returns.
The author's bestselling novel became a moneymaker, catapulting him to literary stardom.
The app's innovative features and user-friendly design made it a moneymaker for its developers.
The small business owner found a niche product that became a moneymaker, transforming their financial fortunes.
The venture capitalist invested heavily in startups that had the potential to be moneymakers, hoping for a lucrative return on investment.

someone who is successful in accumulating wealth, a project that generates a continuous flow of money

money, plutocrat, capitalist,money-spinner, moneybags,silk stocking, Croesus, billionaire, deep pocket, magnate

have-not, have-not, beggar, beggar,bankrupt, bankrupt, pauper, pauper,

The new investment opportunity was a true moneymaker, promising high returns with minimal risk.

The restaurant's popular dish was a moneymaker, consistently generating high profit margins.

The young entrepreneur had a keen eye for identifying moneymakers and invested wisely in promising ventures.

The online business became a moneymaker within its first year, exceeding all financial projections.