wealth
noun
[ wɛlθ ]
• an abundance of valuable possessions or money.
• "he used his considerable wealth to bribe officials"
Similar:
affluence,
prosperity,
opulence,
riches,
means,
substance,
luxury,
well-being,
plenty,
deep pockets,
Mammon,
money,
cash,
lucre,
capital,
principal,
treasure,
fortune,
finance,
assets,
possessions,
resources,
effects,
goods,
funds,
valuables,
property,
stock,
reserves,
securities,
holdings,
belongings,
chattels,
ill-gotten gains,
wherewithal,
dough,
bread,
pelf,
• a plentiful supply of a particular desirable thing.
• "the tables and maps contain a wealth of information"
Similar:
abundance,
profusion,
plethora,
mine,
store,
treasury,
copiousness,
plenitude,
amplitude,
bounty,
cornucopia,
lot,
load,
heap,
mass,
pile,
mountain,
ocean,
sea,
stack,
ton,
shedload,
swag,
shitload,
assload,
• well-being.
Origin:
Middle English welthe, from well1 or weal2, on the pattern of health .
