Mess and Wealth

Mess

Mess noun - A considerable amount.

Usage example: an unexpected Super Bowl loss that unleashed a whole mess of finger-pointing and second-guessing

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Wealth and mess are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Wealth" instead a noun "Mess".

Nearby Words: messy, messed, messing

Wealth noun - A considerable amount.

Usage example: a wealth of advice from all quarters on how they should spend their lottery winnings

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Mess and wealth are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Mess" instead a noun "Wealth".

Nearby Words: wealthy, weal, wealthily

total	total mess	total wealth
entire	entire mess	entire wealth
real	real mess	real wealth
massive	massive mess	massive wealth
Other adjectives: large, enormous, huge, absolute, political, ridiculous, royal, resulting.

Since Clement Attlee's Labour Party had been sworn-in promising to create the NHS, they cut the latter down to just one year, resulting in a shambolic mess that got hundreds of thousandsif not millionswounded (and many killed) and a great deal of property and wealth being lost.

Source: Useful Notes / History Of The Cold War

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