Better off
Better off adjective - In a more fortunate or prosperous condition.
Usage example: is better off than his classmate
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Synonyms for Better off
Fortunate and better off are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Fortunate" instead an adjective phrase "Better off".
Fortunate
Fortunate adjective - Having unexpected good fortune.
Usage example: a fortunate choice
Better off and fortunate are semantically related. You can use "Better off" instead an adjective "Fortunate".
Nearby Words: fortune, fortunately
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- good and better off
- good and fortunate
- well and better off
- well and fortunate
- successful and better off
- successful and fortunate
- happy and better off
- happy and fortunate
- well-off and better off
- well-off and fortunate
- privileged and better off
- privileged and fortunate
- felicitous and better off
- felicitous and fortunate
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