Debts
Wealth
Wealth noun - The total of one's money and property.
Usage example: her wealth increased to the point where she could afford several luxurious homes
Both words in one sentence
- The late Mr Bannerworth, who lost much of the family's wealth to gambling debts, finally figures out how to recoup his family's losses just before he dies.
Source: Literature / Varney the Vampire -
Downer Ending: Emma commits suicide, Charles follows her into the grave soon afterwards and all their wealth is consumed by debts, leaving their daughter in the hands of a poor relative.
Source: Literature / Madame Bovary -
Somewhat subverted in that Chip's wealth was a mere facade and he needed to marry Wilma for her family's money or then he'd lose his estate and then some to pay his debts.
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