pauper Antonyms
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- billionaire
- fat-cat
- millionaire
- fat-cat
- moneybags
- plutocrat
- billionaire
- affluent
- affluent
- deep-pocket
- moneybags
- deep-pocket
- plutocrat
- millionaire
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Meaning of pauper
pauper (n)
a person who is very poor
pauper (n.)
A poor person; especially, one development on private or public charity. Also used adjectively; as, pouper immigrants, pouper labor.
pauper Sentence Examples
- The pauper begged on the streets, his clothes torn and his face etched with despair.
- Despite his poverty, the pauper maintained a sense of dignity that belied his circumstances.
- The wealthy aristocrat scorned the pauper, seeing him as an unfortunate wretch unworthy of charity.
- The pauper's meager possessions consisted of a few scraps of clothing and a wooden bowl.
- The village elders turned a blind eye to the pauper's plight, fearing that his presence would attract ill fortune.
- The pauper's children were forced to beg alongside their father, their small bodies weary and malnourished.
- The once-proud farmer was reduced to a pauper after a series of crop failures.
- The destitute pauper was a constant reminder of the vagaries of fate and the fragility of fortune.
- The compassionate townsfolk organized a soup kitchen to provide nourishment for the growing number of paupers.
- In the eyes of the pauper, the wealthy elite seemed like creatures from a distant world, their luxury and excess unimaginable.
FAQs About the word pauper
a person who is very poorA poor person; especially, one development on private or public charity. Also used adjectively; as, pouper immigrants, pouper labor.
have-not,beggar, indigent,down-and-out, tramp, down-and-outer, hobo, roamer, bankrupt, transient
billionaire, fat cat, millionaire, fat cat, moneybags, plutocrat, billionaire,affluent, affluent, deep pocket
The pauper begged on the streets, his clothes torn and his face etched with despair.
Despite his poverty, the pauper maintained a sense of dignity that belied his circumstances.
The wealthy aristocrat scorned the pauper, seeing him as an unfortunate wretch unworthy of charity.
The pauper's meager possessions consisted of a few scraps of clothing and a wooden bowl.
