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1 runsaus
yks.nom. runsaus; yks.gen. runsauden; yks.part. runsautta; yks.ill. runsauteen; mon.gen. runsauksien; mon.part. runsauksia; mon.ill. runsauksiinabundance (noun)affluence (noun)amplitude (noun)fullness (noun)plenitude (noun)plenty (noun)plethora (noun)profusion (noun)richness (noun)wealth (noun)* * *• in quantity• richness• profusion• affluence• plenty• wealth• plenitude• fullness• frequency• amplitude• abundance• ebullience -
2 yltäkylläisyys
yks.nom. yltäkylläisyys; yks.gen. yltäkylläisyyden; yks.part. yltäkylläisyyttä; yks.ill. yltäkylläisyyteen; mon.gen. yltäkylläisyyksien; mon.part. yltäkylläisyyksiä; mon.ill. yltäkylläisyyksiinabundance (noun)affluence (noun)exuberance (noun)luxuriance (noun)plenty (noun)profusion (noun)superfluity (noun)wealth (noun)* * *• luxuriance• exuberance• wealth• superfluity• abundance• profusion• plenty• affluence -
3 vauraus
yks.nom. vauraus; yks.gen. vaurauden; yks.part. vaurautta; yks.ill. vaurauteen; mon.gen. vaurauksien; mon.part. vaurauksia; mon.ill. vaurauksiinaffluence (noun)prosperity (noun)wealth (noun)* * *• affluence• well-being• wealth• prosperity• richness -
4 hyvinvointi
yks.nom. hyvinvointi; yks.gen. hyvinvoinnin; yks.part. hyvinvointia; yks.ill. hyvinvointiin; mon.gen. hyvinvointien; mon.part. hyvinvointeja; mon.ill. hyvinvointeihinhealth (noun)prosperity (noun)wealth (noun)welfare (noun)well-being (noun)* * *• prosperity• well-being• well being• welfare• wealth• success• riches• plenty• richness• luxury• health• fortune• affluence -
5 ylellisyys
yks.nom. ylellisyys; yks.gen. ylellisyyden; yks.part. ylellisyyttä; yks.ill. ylellisyyteen; mon.gen. ylellisyyksien; mon.part. ylellisyyksiä; mon.ill. ylellisyyksiinextravagance (noun)extravangance (noun)flesh-pots (noun)luxury (noun)* * *• splendour• richness• opulence• luxury• luxuriousness• flesh-pots• extravagance• delight• affluence• treat• sumptuousness• bliss
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affluence — affluent af‧flu‧ent [ˈæfluənt] adjective having plenty of money, a nice house, expensive things etc : • The students mainly come from affluent families. • The town is located in a relatively affluent area, with the average income 15% above the… … Financial and business terms
affluence — affluent ► ADJECTIVE ▪ wealthy. DERIVATIVES affluence noun. ORIGIN from Latin affluere flow towards, flow freely … English terms dictionary
affluence — (n.) mid 14c., a plentiful flowing, an abundance, from O.Fr. affluence, from L. affluentia a flowing to, figuratively affluence, abundance, noun of state from affluentem (nom. affluens) flowing toward, abounding, rich, copious (see AFFLUENT (Cf.… … Etymology dictionary
affluence — noun /ˈæf.lu.əns/ a) An abundance of wealth. His affluence was surpassed by no man. b) A moderate level of wealth. The had achieved affluence, but aspired to true wealth. Ant: indigence See Also: aff … Wiktionary
affluence — noun Date: 14th century 1. a. an abundant flow or supply ; profusion b. abundance of property ; wealth 2. a flowing to or toward a point ; influx … New Collegiate Dictionary
affluence — /ˈæfluəns/ (say afloohuhns) noun 1. abundance of material goods; wealth: to live in great affluence. 2. an abundant supply, as of thoughts, words, etc.; profusion. 3. a flowing to or towards; afflux. {French, from Latin affluentia} …
affluence — I (Roget s 3 Superthesaurus) n. riches, abundance, wealth, opulence, plenty, prosperity, luxury, fortune. ANT.: poverty, destitution, lack II (Roget s Thesaurus II) noun A great amount of accumulated money and precious possessions: fortune, pelf … English dictionary for students
affluent — af‧flu‧ent [ˈæfluənt] adjective having plenty of money, a nice house, expensive things etc : • The students mainly come from affluent families. • The town is located in a relatively affluent area, with the average income 15% above the national… … Financial and business terms
affluent — adjective 1》 wealthy. 2》 archaic (of water) flowing freely or copiously. noun archaic a tributary stream. Derivatives affluence noun affluently adverb Origin ME: via OFr. from L. affluent , affluere flow towards, flow freely … English new terms dictionary
affluent — adjective having plenty of money, so that you can afford to buy expensive things, live in a nice house etc: affluent suburbs with large houses and tree lined streets affluence noun (U) … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
affluent — ► ADJECTIVE ▪ wealthy. DERIVATIVES affluence noun. ORIGIN from Latin affluere flow towards, flow freely … English terms dictionary
