Definition for Wealth:

• State or quality of being well; riches; large possessions; an extraordinary abundance of this world's goods; affluence.

Synonyms for Wealth:

• n.

  •
  • mint,
  • substance,
  • luxury,
  • pelf,
  • competence.
  •
  • owned,
  • the streets are paved with gold.
  •abundance (noun)
  • thriving,
  • myriad,
  • plethora.
  •acquisition (noun)
  • commission,
  • remuneration,
  • benefit,
  • accomplishment,
  • reward,
  • grant,
  • achievement,
  • inheritance,
  • net,
  • increment,
  • award,
  • dividend,
  • bonus,
  • premium,
  • proceeds,
  • annuity,
  • allowance,
  • return,
  • profit,
  • donation,
  • income,
  • earnings,
  • gift,
  • prize,
  • winnings,
  • salary,
  • wages.
  •advantage (noun)
  • convenience,
  • precedence,
  • avail,
  • improvement,
  • starting,
  • sanction,
  • influence,
  • blessing,
  • prevalence,
  • interest,
  • gratification,
  • favor,
  • eminence,
  • authority,
  • mastery,
  • assistance,
  • position,
  • ascendancy,
  • recognition,
  • odds,
  • boon,
  • break,
  • luck,
  • dominance,
  • upper hand,
  • preference,
  • choice,
  • utility,
  • superiority,
  • comfort,
  • edge,
  • leverage,
  • help,
  • good,
  • support,
  • prestige,
  • leeway,
  • aid,
  • supremacy,
  • hold.
  •a great deal (noun)
  • pile,
  • big,
  • peck.
  •asset(s) (noun)
  • kitty,
  • sock,
  • nest egg,
  • rainy day,
  • mattress,
  • bankroll,
  • valuables,
  • backing,
  • reserve(s),
  • ace in the hole,
  • stash,
  • budget.
  •assets (noun)
  • cash.
  •capital (noun)
  • savings,
  • business,
  • principal,
  • investment,
  • stock,
  • cd,
  • interests,
  • ira,
  • financing,
  • ways and means.
  •collateral (noun)
  • endorsement,
  • pledge,
  • promise,
  • warrant,
  • surety,
  • bond,
  • guarantee,
  • assurance.
  •credit (noun)
  • continuance,
  • installment plan,
  • on account,
  • loan,
  • respite,
  • capital outlay,
  • Plastics,
  • plastic,
  • Securities,
  • installment buying,
  • on the cuff,
  • mortgage,
  • lien,
  • extension,
  • debenture,
  • surplus cash,
  • on the arm,
  • trust,
  • balance,
  • tab.
  •dough (noun)
  • coinage,
  • bucks,
  • Boodle,
  • clams,
  • Chips,
  • Beans,
  • greenback,
  • coin,
  • hard cash,
  • cold cash,
  • currency,
  • change,
  • cabbage,
  • legal tender,
  • bread.
  •easy street (noun)
  • easy-street,
  • gracious lives.
  •fullness (noun)
  • dis-tension,
  • tumescences,
  • dis tensions,
  • curvaceousnesses,
  • dis-tensions,
  • adequatenesses,
  • widenesses,
  • dis tension,
  • comprehensivenesses,
  • extensivenesses.
  •funds (noun)
  • fluid asset,
  • money the bank,
  • money hand,
  • money in bank,
  • money bank,
  • be longings,
  • pro-fits,
  • accounts receivables,
  • ready monies,
  • ready moneys,
  • pro fits,
  • be-longings.
  •hoard (noun)
  • treasuretroves,
  • treasure troves,
  • treasure-troves.
  •plenty (noun)
  • great deals,
  • de-luge,
  • good deals,
  • de luge,
  • de luges,
  • de-luges.
  •possession (noun)
  • holding,
  • kingdom,
  • territory,
  • effects,
  • land,
  • realm,
  • empire.
  •profusion (noun)
  • outpouring.
  •property (noun)
  • farm,
  • ranch,
  • legacy,
  • manor,
  • ground,
  • chattel,
  • realty,
  • belongings,
  • fixtures,
  • title,
  • real estate,
  • domain.
  •prosperity (noun)
  • well-being,
  • richness,
  • wealthiness,
  • affluence,
  • luxuriousness,
  • sufficiency.
  •purse (noun)
  • ex-chequers,
  • pre sent,
  • ex chequer,
  • ex chequers,
  • pre-sent,
  • pre-sents,
  • ex-chequer.
  •reserve (noun)
  • rainy day funds,
  • re serve,
  • re-serves,
  • pro visions,
  • re serves,
  • re-serve,
  • pro-visions.
  •resource (noun)
  • quick-wittedness,
  • quickwittedness.
  •resourcefulness (noun)
  • re sourcefulness,
  • re-sourcefulnesses,
  • re-sourcefulness,
  • re sourcefulnesses.
  •resources (noun)
  • the goods,
  • material goods.
  •revenue (noun)
  • re-venues,
  • re venue,
  • re-venue,
  • GITIM,
  • gittin,
  • re venues.
  •riches (noun)
  • lap luxury.
  •satiation (noun)
  • engorgements.
  •subsistence (noun)
  • in dependences,
  • bread butter,
  • up keep,
  • up keeps,
  • up-keeps,
  • in-dependences,
  • up-keep,
  • in-dependence,
  • in dependence.
  •treasure (noun)
  • pride joys,
  • pride and joys,
  • pride joy.
  •vantage (noun)
  • vantage.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • Payout,
  • big bucks,
  • big money,
  • circumstances,
  • hefty,
  • megabucks.
  •
  • tidy,
  • purchasing power,
  • packet,
  • windfall,
  • millions.
  •
  • reserve,
  • substantial.
  •
  • healthy,
  • ease,
  • handsome.
  •
  • fat.
  •
  • cool.
  •
  • mean.
  •affluence
  • prodigality.
  •a great deal
  • pack,
  • barrel,
  • much,
  • mass,
  • power,
  • heap,
  • world,
  • mountain,
  • lot,
  • sight.

Paraphrases for Wealth:

• Forward Entailment

  • Noun, singular or mass
    abundance.

• Reverse Entailment

  • Proper noun, singular
    fortune.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    fortune, opulence.

• Independent

  • Proper noun, singular
    monuments, museums, Resources.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    enrichment, breadth, crowd, multiplicity, resource, Resources, income, value, money, diversity, depth, mine, quantity, lot, fortification, flowrate, husbandry.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    affluence, wealth-sharing.
  • Proper noun, singular
    prosperity, richness.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    affluence, wellbeing, plethora, wealth-sharing, profusion, multitude, prosperity, richness, plenty, variety, health.

Antonyms for Wealth:

• n.

  • abundance
    inadequacy, dearth, deficiency.
  • advantage
    handicap, hindrance, restriction, disadvantage, loss, obstacle, drawback.
  • asset(s)
    liability.
  • credit
    cash.
  • state
    poverty.
  • wealth
    want, lack, need.
  • Other antonyms:
    scantness, ounce, section, whit, pittance, crumb, hint, dash, infertility, dot, shot, debts, modicum, ace, undersupply, mouthful, meagerness, drop, sterility, fragment, scrap, ray, piece, indebtedness, dab, taste, barrenness, skimpiness, portion, little, jot, liabilities, iota, pinch.

Wealth Sentence Examples:

• I might well say, look at this wealth!

• At length William told me he began to think now that he must never see England any more, and that indeed he did not much concern himself about it; but seeing we had gained so great wealth, and he had some poor relations in England, if I was willing, he would write to know if they were living, and to know what condition they were in, and if he found such of them were alive as he had some thoughts about, he would, with my consent, send them something to better their condition.

Hypernym for Wealth:

• n.

  • possession
    money.
  • state
    luxury, affluence, richness, sufficiency, inherited wealth, opulence, sumptuousness, mammon, luxuriousness.

Hyponym for Wealth:

• n.

  • attribute
    teemingness, abundance, copiousness.
  • possession
    property, belongings, holding.
  • state
    financial condition.