Affluence
Affluence noun - A flowing or coming in.
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Synonyms for Affluence
Good and affluence are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Good" instead a noun "Affluence".
Nearby Words: affluent, affluently
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Most female practitioners of traditional Middle Eastern and African dance are exactly this — not particularly surprising, as the dances come from places where being fat is a sign of good luck and/or affluence.
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Jerkass Façade: Roman is a wannabe Ace who loves to flaunt his affluence in front of Chet and make snide remarks about his brother-in-law's family, but once he comes clean about how he's really broke because he lost his job as a commodities trader he becomes much more humble and good-natured.
Source: Film / The Great Outdoors
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