uneared (Meaning)
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uneared (a.)
Not eared, or plowed.
Synonyms & Antonyms of uneared
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uneared Sentence Examples
- The politician's enormous wealth was often attributed to unearned gains rather than legitimate income.
- Lottery winners often experience guilt over receiving such unearned riches.
- The inheritance tax was designed to prevent the accumulation of unearned wealth.
- The article exposed the shady dealings of a company that had made its fortune through unearned profits.
- The stock market boom of the 1990s led to a surge in unearned income for many investors.
- The concept of unearned income can be applied to any type of financial gain that is not directly related to work or effort.
- Some argue that unearned income creates social inequality and should be taxed more heavily.
- Businesses that engage in unethical practices may accumulate unearned profits, damaging ethical competitors.
- The government bonds provided investors with a risk-free source of unearned income.
- The lottery winner struggled to adjust to the sudden influx of unearned wealth and faced overwhelming financial pressures.
FAQs About the word uneared
Not eared, or plowed.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The politician's enormous wealth was often attributed to unearned gains rather than legitimate income.
Lottery winners often experience guilt over receiving such unearned riches.
The inheritance tax was designed to prevent the accumulation of unearned wealth.
The article exposed the shady dealings of a company that had made its fortune through unearned profits.
