moneyed Synonyms
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- poor
- penurious
- penurious
- disadvantaged
- destitute
- indigent
- impoverished
- destitute
- impecunious
- deprived
- impoverished
- disadvantaged
- needy
- penniless
- deprived
- penniless
- needy
- poor
- underprivileged
- underprivileged
- impecunious
- indigent
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- pinched
- broke
- bankrupt
- indebted
- insolvent
- pinched
- depressed
- insolvent
- broke
- bankrupt
- ruined
- indebted
- depressed
- ruined
- hand-to-mouth
- poverty-stricken
- poverty-stricken
- hand-to-mouth
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moneyed Meaning
moneyed (a)
based on or arising from the possession of money or wealth
moneyed (s)
having an abundant supply of money or possessions of value
moneyed (adv.)
Supplied with money; having money; wealthy; as, moneyey men.
Converted into money; coined.
Consisting in, or composed of, money.
moneyed Sentence Examples
- The moneyed elite flaunted their extravagant lifestyles, drawing attention to the vast wealth gap.
- With its vibrant arts scene, the city attracted moneyed patrons who supported emerging artists.
- The moneyed class wielded significant influence over political decisions, shaping policies to their advantage.
- The government implemented tax incentives to incentivize investment by moneyed individuals.
- The moneyed family invested heavily in real estate, expanding their wealth through astute investments.
- The moneyed individuals funded research and development projects, advancing technological advancements.
- The moneyed elite indulged in lavish vacations and exclusive parties, showcasing their opulent wealth.
- The company's moneyed backers provided the necessary capital to launch its ambitious project.
- Moneyed individuals often donated generously to charitable causes, establishing themselves as philanthropists.
- The sudden influx of moneyed tourists transformed the quiet town into a thriving destination.
FAQs About the word moneyed
based on or arising from the possession of money or wealth, having an abundant supply of money or possessions of valueSupplied with money; having money; wealthy
rich,wealthy, affluent, well-off, fat-cat, prosperous, deep-pocketed, successful, well-heeled, opulent
poor, penurious, penurious, disadvantaged, destitute, indigent, impoverished, destitute, impecunious, deprived
The moneyed elite flaunted their extravagant lifestyles, drawing attention to the vast wealth gap.
With its vibrant arts scene, the city attracted moneyed patrons who supported emerging artists.
The moneyed class wielded significant influence over political decisions, shaping policies to their advantage.
The government implemented tax incentives to incentivize investment by moneyed individuals.
