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Lucrative
Lucrative adjective - Yielding a profit.
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Synonyms for Lucrative
Going and lucrative are semantically related in thriving topic. Sometimes you can use "Going" instead an adjective "Lucrative".
Nearby Word: lucratively
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- For starters, the company has begun insisting upon billing the program- and going to great lengths optimizing it to be- an idiot-proofed meme-generator and photo-sharpener targeted toward the lucrative "casual users with way too much money to burn who think Photoshop is magic" market.
Source: Darth Wiki / Idiot Programming - Going along with his moneymaking ventures usually ends up with the object of his venture becoming much more lucrative, such as fixing a broken-down bridge, which restores a failing inn to prosperity, or building up a tent-town into a thriving village.
Source: The Barnum - Synopsis: Shortly after the arrival, and subsequent arrest, of the Rhino and the Green Goblin, Peter finds himself in a lucrative position at the Daily Bugle and despite everything that has happened for him, things are going well.
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