wealth
- Noun:
- A large amount of money, property, or valuable possessions: "Wealth" refers to the abundance of valuable material resources or assets owned by an individual, group, or society.
- An abundance or profusion of a particular desirable thing: "Wealth" can also describe a great quantity or richness of non-material things, such as qualities, attributes, or information.
- Noun:
- His family's wealth comes from generations of successful business.
- The book provides a wealth of information on medieval history.
- She inherited great wealth but chose to live a simple life.
"Wealth of": used to indicate a large and impressive amount of something (often abstract).
- The region has a wealth of natural resources.
- He possesses a wealth of experience in the field.
"Wealth creation": the process of generating new economic value or assets.
- The government's policies focused on wealth creation and job growth.
"Wealth distribution": the way in which wealth is divided among people in a society.
- The study examined the inequality in wealth distribution.
Wealthy (adj): having a great deal of money, resources, or assets; rich.
- The wealthy entrepreneur donated millions to charity.
Wealth tax (n): a tax based on the market value of owned assets.
- The debate on implementing a wealth tax is ongoing.
- Affluence: the state of having a great deal of money; wealth.
- Prosperity: the state of being successful, especially in terms of financial or material well-being.
- Fortune: a large amount of money or assets.
- Abundance: a very large quantity of something.
Wealth management: the professional service of managing an individual's or family's financial portfolio and planning.
- They hired a firm for personalized wealth management.
Wealth gap / Wealth inequality: the unequal distribution of assets among a population.
- The growing wealth gap is a major social concern.
"A wealth of": (as in advanced usage) a very large amount of something valuable.
- The old librarian is a wealth of knowledge about local history.
"Health is better than wealth": a proverb meaning that good health is more valuable than money.
- After his illness, he truly understood that health is better than wealth.
- property that has economic utility: a monetary value or an exchange value
- an abundance of material possessions and resources
- the quality of profuse abundance
- she has a wealth of talent
- the state of being rich and affluent; having a plentiful supply of material goods and money
- great wealth is not a sign of great intelligence