well-off Synonyms
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Strongest:
- impoverished
- needy
- penurious
- penniless
- poor
- penurious
- penniless
- needy
- disadvantaged
- destitute
- impecunious
- poor
- indigent
- destitute
- impoverished
- indigent
- impecunious
- disadvantaged
Strong:
- insolvent
- underprivileged
- ruined
- poverty-stricken
- indebted
- depressed
- hand-to-mouth
- underprivileged
- ruined
- bankrupt
- indebted
- poverty-stricken
- deprived
- deprived
- bankrupt
- insolvent
- hand-to-mouth
- depressed
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well-off Meaning
well-off (s)
in fortunate circumstances financially; moderately rich
fortunately situated
well-off Sentence Examples
- The well-off family lived in a sprawling mansion with a swimming pool and tennis court.
- Despite her success, she remained humble and used her wealth to help others who were less well-off.
- The well-off community raised funds for a new library and community center.
- The government implemented programs to bridge the gap between the well-off and the poor.
- The well-off residents were often seen attending charity events and galas.
- The company's CEO was well-off, but he was known for his ethical business practices.
- The well-off neighborhood boasted immaculate landscaping and stately homes.
- The well-off investor made a wise decision that doubled his wealth.
- The well-off couple retired early and traveled the world extensively.
- The well-off city offered ample opportunities for education and employment.
FAQs About the word well-off
in fortunate circumstances financially; moderately rich, fortunately situated
wealthy, rich, affluent, well-heeled,well-to-do, prosperous, moneyed, well-endowed, monied, successful
impoverished, needy, penurious, penniless,poor, penurious, penniless, needy, disadvantaged, destitute
The well-off family lived in a sprawling mansion with a swimming pool and tennis court.
Despite her success, she remained humble and used her wealth to help others who were less well-off.
The well-off community raised funds for a new library and community center.
The government implemented programs to bridge the gap between the well-off and the poor.
