What are the opposite words for poverty?
The antonyms for the word "poverty" include wealth, affluence, prosperity, abundance, riches, opulence, and plenty. These words imply a state of having more than enough money, resources, or material possessions. Wealth refers to the state of being rich and having substantial assets. Affluence denotes a high standard of living and having access to luxury goods and services. Prosperity connotes the state of flourishing economically and having financial success. Abundance suggests having more than enough of something, such as food, money, or opportunities. Riches refer to a large amount of wealth or valuable assets. Opulence implies a luxurious or extravagant lifestyle. And, plenty refers to having an excess of something.
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- prosperity
- acquisition
- wealth
- substance
- circumstances
- resource
- means
- a great deal
- capital
- good fortune
- opulence
- plenitude
- profusion
- treasure
- abundance
- estate
- excess
- fortune
- funds
- hoard
- luck
- pile
- plenty
- resourcefulness
- stockpile
- wad
- much
- great amount or supply
- something obtained, received
- subsistence
- financial assets
- state of affairs in one's life
- person's possessions, property, wealth
- overabundance of something
- wealth, possessions
- cash reserve
- wealth, resources
- a lot of money
- heap, collection
- want; extreme need, often financial
- affluence, good fortune
- supply drawn upon, either material or nonmaterial
- money and possessions
- entity, element
- prized possession or entity
- ball of something
- Other relevant words
- Other antonyms
- prosperity
- acquisition
- wealth
-
substance
- concreteness,
- Virtuality,
- staples,
- concretenesses,
- general meaning,
- general meanings,
- in dividual,
- in nards,
- in-dividual,
- in-nards,
- name game,
- name of game,
- name the game,
- nitty gritty,
- nittygritty,
- nuts bolts,
- sub stance,
- sub stances,
- sub-stance,
- sub-stances,
- up shot,
- up shots,
- up-shot,
- up-shots,
- virtualities,
- way it,
- way of it.
- circumstances
- resource
- means
-
a great deal
- much.
- capital
-
good fortune
- luck.
- opulence
- plenitude
- profusion
- treasure
- abundance
- estate
-
excess
- byproduct,
- exuberance,
- fulsomeness,
- glut,
- immoderation,
- inordinateness,
- luxuriance,
- nimiety,
- overdose,
- overkill,
- redundance,
- remainder,
- supererogation,
- surplus,
- Recrement,
- Overdoses,
- over-supply,
- too much of a good thing,
- over-run,
- by product,
- ex cess,
- ex cesses,
- ex-cess,
- ex-cesses,
- fulsomenesses,
- immoderacies,
- in temperance,
- in temperances,
- in-temperances,
- luxuriances,
- nimieties,
- over doing,
- over doings,
- over dose,
- over doses,
- over flow,
- over flows,
- over kill,
- over kills,
- over loads,
- over much,
- over muches,
- over run,
- over runs,
- over supplies,
- over supply,
- over weight,
- over weights,
- over-doing,
- over-doings,
- over-dose,
- over-doses,
- over-flow,
- over-flows,
- over-kill,
- over-kills,
- over-load,
- over-loads,
- over-muches,
- over-runs,
- over-supplies,
- over-weight,
- over-weights,
- overdoings,
- overkills,
- overweights,
- re fuse,
- re fuses,
- re-fuse,
- recrements,
- redundances,
- self indulgence,
- selfindulgence,
- super abundances,
- super-abundance,
- super-abundances,
- supererogations,
- the limit,
- the limits,
- too much a good thing,
- too much good thing,
- too much of good thing,
- too muches,
- un restraint,
- un restraints,
- un-restraint.
-
fortune
- fifty-fifty,
- roll of the dice,
- fifty fifties,
- fifty fifty,
- fifty-fifties,
- fiftyfifties,
- good break,
- good breaks,
- lucked in to,
- lucked inti,
- lucked into,
- lucked out,
- lucked outs,
- lucky hit,
- lucky hits,
- moirais,
- roll dice,
- roll of dice,
- roll the dice,
- run of luck,
- streak luck,
- streak of luck,
- way ball bounce,
- way ball bounces,
- way cookie crumble,
- way cookie crumbles,
- way the ball bounce,
- way the ball bounces,
- way the cookie crumble,
- way the cookie crumbles,
- wheel fortune.
- funds
- hoard
- luck
- pile
- plenty
- resourcefulness
- stockpile
- wad
- much
- great amount or supply
- something obtained, received
- subsistence
- financial assets
- state of affairs in one's life
- person's possessions, property, wealth
- overabundance of something
- wealth, possessions
- cash reserve
- wealth, resources
-
a lot of money
- mint.
-
heap, collection
- pile.
- want; extreme need, often financial
- affluence, good fortune
- supply drawn upon, either material or nonmaterial
- money and possessions
- entity, element
- prized possession or entity
-
ball of something
- wad.
- Other relevant words
- Other antonyms
Antonym of the day
were one back
- Antonyms:
- aid, discourage, dissuade.
