Affluence Affluence (noun) /ˈæf.lu.ənts/ wealth and richness – prosperity: Being a philanthropist, he uses some of his affluence to help the poor unconditionally. Parts of Speech Adjective: affluent Adverb: affluently Antonyms poverty, destitution
Free of charge Free of charge (adj) if something is free of charge, it is completely free and you don’t need to pay for that – on the house – for free: I was surprised to see that my order was free of charge in the opening day of the new restaurant. Antonyms expensive, overpriced, …
Budget Budget (adj, noun & verb) /ˈbʌdʒ.ɪt/ the estimated money, time and resources for a particular purpose during a particular period of time, funds, finances, resources, financial statement or plan: Adjective: inexpensive and economical, cost-effective, modest, cheap We’re running out the allocated budget for the business project. I’m afraid we need to reschedule our plans. …
Prosper Prosper (verb) /ˈprɒs.pəʳ/ US /ˈprɑː.spɚ/ to be successful, especially financially – succeed financially – flourish – do well – thrive: He was determined to prosper and climb up the ladder of success. Antonyms decline, fail, collapse Parts of Speech Noun: prosperity Adjective: prosperous Adverb: prosperously
Beneficiary Beneficiary (noun) /ˌben.ɪˈfɪʃ.ər.i/ US /-i.er.i/ someone receiving money, property, etc. – recipient – receiver – heir – payee: According to Mr. Smith’s will, his children are not beneficiaries of his personal property. Antonyms benefactor
Economical Economical (adj) /ˌiː.kəˈnɒm.ɪ.kəl/ US /-ˈnɑː.mɪ-/ /ek.ə-/ careful in making the best use of fuel, money, resources, etc., frugal, cost-effective, parsimonious, thrifty, cheap, sparing, reasonable I purchased that modern TV at a very economical price at auction. Antonyms uneconomical, expensive, wasteful, extravagant Parts of Speech Noun: economy Noun: economist Noun: economics Adverb: economically Verb: economize
Finance Finance (noun & verb) /ˈfaɪ.nænts/ noun: managing monetary resources, budget, required money, economics, business, investment, funding, sponsorship Verb: make an investment, put money into, fund, pay for, invest in, support, sponsor The finance minister of the country was replaced by the president. Parts of Speech Adjective: financial Adjective: financeable Adverb: financially
Charity Charity (noun) /ˈtʃær.ɪ.ti/ US /ˈtʃer.ɪ.ţi/ providing money, food, help, etc. for poor people – provision of help – an organization that provides charity – aid – contributions – donations – aid organization – kindness: This aid organization raises money for charity. Charity begins at home. Antonyms unkindness Parts of speech Adjective: charitable Adverb: charitably …
Debtor Debtor (noun) /ˈdet.əʳ/ US /ˈdeţ.ɚ/ someone who owes money – borrower, mortgagor, insolvent: I spread myself too thin in order not to continue being a debtor. Parts of speech Noun: debt Adjective: debtless Antonyms lender, loaner
Pension Pension (noun & verb) /ˈpent.ʃən/ noun: a regular amount of money paid by the government or a private company to someone who can no longer work due to old age, physical disability, etc. – retirement fund – retirement pension, fixed income, social security, annuity: They couldn’t make ends meet by solely depending on their …