Definition for Well-off:

• fortunately situated; " doesn't know when he's well- off"

Synonyms for Well-off:

• adj.

  •affluent (adjective)
  • up scale,
  • most upscale,
  • more upscale,
  • welloff,
  • well off,
  • well to do,
  • up-scale.
  •all (adjective)
  • well-off.
  •comfortable (adjective)
  • heartiest,
  • more suitable,
  • hale,
  • made well,
  • cared for,
  • snug as a bug in a rug,
  • softer,
  • healthy,
  • Soothed,
  • loose-fitting,
  • snug as bug in rug,
  • at rest,
  • most pleased.
  •fortunate (adjective)
  • born with a silver spoon,
  • in luck,
  • get a break,
  • in the gravy,
  • sunny side,
  • more fortunate.
  •prosperous (adjective)
  • thriving,
  • money to burn,
  • in the money,
  • lousy rich,
  • palmy,
  • main-line,
  • luxurious,
  • doing well,
  • mainline,
  • plentiful,
  • main line,
  • palmiest,
  • affluent,
  • on top of heap.
  •rich (adjective)
  • made money,
  • in-dependent,
  • in dependent,
  • rolling it,
  • most propertied,
  • worth million,
  • more propertied.
  •snug (adjective)
  • more homelike,
  • most homelike.
  •successful, wealthy (adjective)
  • flourishing,
  • lucky,
  • well,
  • loaded.
  •wealthy (adjective)
  • forehanded,
  • Pecunious,
  • having it made,
  • of independent means.

• n.

  •
  • thrive,
  • in clover,
  • on easy street,
  • comfortably off.
  •rich (noun)
  • in the lap of luxury,
  • in funds.

• Other synonyms:

  •rich
  • landed,
  • Minted,
  • better off,
  • Well-born,
  • comfortably,
  • leisured,
  • richly,
  • worth.

Paraphrases for Well-off:

• Equivalence

  • Adjective
    well-to-do, wealthy, affluent.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    better-off, comfortable, disadvantaged, fortunate, privileged, Favoured, underprivileged, impoverished, favored, destitute, flourishing, thriving, straightforward, facile, favourable.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    prosperous, advantaged, rich, poor.

Antonyms for Well-off:

• adj.

  • successful, wealthy
    destitute, poor, unsuccessful, failing.
  • Other antonyms:
    distressed, forlorn, dreary, uncomfortable, low, unfortunate, disagreeable, needy, hand-to-mouth, dissatisfied, discontented, miserable, cheerless, wretched.

• Other antonyms:

  • n.
    lean, poor people.