Better-off and Rich

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Rich and better-off are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Rich" instead an adjective phrase "Better-off".

Rich adjective - Having goods, property, or money in abundance.

Usage example: you would have to be quite rich to be able to afford a home in that neighborhood

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Better-off and rich are semantically related. You can use "Better-off" instead an adjective "Rich".

Nearby Words: richness, riches, richly, Richie

He might be rich by anyone's standards; or he might just be better-off than the rural poverty that surrounds him.

Source: Fat, Sweaty Southerner in a White Suit
The video for the song "Say You Don't Want It" by For One Night Only uses the relationship between a stray and a rich woman's pampered lapdog to symbolise the relationship between the streetwise, cocky lead singer and his sheltered, better-off girlfriend (played by Emma Watson).

Source: Animal Metaphor

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