Better off
Better off adjective - In a more fortunate or prosperous condition.
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Synonyms for Better off
Well and better off are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Well" instead an adjective phrase "Better off".
Well
Well adjective - Enjoying health and vigor.
Better off and well are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Better off" instead an adjective "Well".
Nearby Word: welled
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- Good people aren't much better off, because if you aren't helping him, you're at best an obstacle and at worst an enemy as well.
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Well, not completely mandatory but you're better off playing tennis, as the other option is much longer and more difficult.
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Kassler, JSPS* (*Just Some Poor Schmuck), in which he undergoes seven sessions of therapy that leave him increasingly better off, but which don't quite work out so well for the poor Dr. K.
Source: Satan
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