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Meaning of well-heeled person
A well-heeled person refers to an individual who is wealthy or prosperous.
Etymology of well-heeled person
The term "well-heeled" originated in the mid-19th century, when it referred to a person who had a substantial amount of money in their purse or wallet, which was often kept in a pocket in their heel.
Over time, the term evolved to describe someone who is financially secure and has a high social status.
Synonyms
affluent person
wealthy individual
rich man
millionaire
billionaire
high-net-worth person
prosperous person
successful person
thriving person
luxurious person
opulent person
extravagant person
lavish person
high-society person
elite person
upper-class person
aristocratic person
wealthy elite
high-income person
privileged person
advantaged person
fortunate person
lucky person
wealthy businessman
wealthy businesswoman
rich entrepreneur
wealthy investor
prosperous entrepreneur
successful businessman
successful businesswoman
Definitions
- A well-heeled person is defined by Oxford Languages as a person who is rich or wealthy, often used to describe someone who is financially secure and has a high social status.
- * This term is often used to describe individuals who have a significant amount of wealth, assets, or income, and are considered to be part of the upper class or elite.
Usage Examples
- The well-heeled person donated a significant amount of money to the charity, helping to fund their latest project.
- * As a well-heeled person, she was able to travel the world in style and luxury.
- * The well-heeled person's mansion was a symbol of their wealth and success.
Antonyms
poor person
impoverished person
destitute person
homeless person
unemployed person
low-income person
disadvantaged person
underprivileged person
struggling person
impoverished individual
penniless person
bankrupt person
insolvent person
debt-ridden person
financially struggling person
economically disadvantaged person