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Meaning of well-off
The primary meaning of "well-off" refers to having a lot of money or resources, or being in a comfortable financial situation.
Etymology of well-off
The term "well-off" originated in the mid-19th century, derived from the phrase "well off for" which meant having a sufficient amount of something, and later evolved to describe someone's financial situation
The phrase is likely related to the idea of being "well-off" or distant from financial difficulties or hardships
Synonyms
affluent
wealthy
rich
prosperous
successful
thriving
flourishing
opulent
luxurious
comfortable
secure
financially stable
well-to-do
moneyed
high-income
privileged
elite
upscale
extravagant
lavish
grandiose
sumptuous
plush
wealthy
fat
substantial
considerable
ample
abundant
bountiful
plentiful
prosperous
well-heeled
loaded
flush
Definitions
- Having a lot of money or resources, or being in a comfortable financial situation
- * Having a good standard of living and being able to afford the things one wants
- * Financially secure or prosperous
Usage Examples
- The family was well-off and could afford to travel extensively
- * She came from a well-off background and never had to worry about money
- * The company is doing well and its employees are well-off
Antonyms
poor
impoverished
destitute
penniless
broke
bankrupt
insolvent
struggling
financially strained
low-income
disadvantaged
underprivileged
needy
homeless
indigent
impoverished
deprived
disadvantaged
poverty-stricken
financially insecure
unstable