Song and Wealth

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Song

Song noun - A very small sum of money.
Usage example: developers bought the land for a song
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Wealth is an antonym for song.
Nearby Word: songful

Wealth

Wealth noun - The total of one's money and property.
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Song is an antonym for wealth.
Nearby Words: wealthy, weal, wealthily
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How words are described

good good song good wealth
similar similar song similar wealth
heavy heavy song heavy wealth
actual actual song actual wealth
Other adjectives: entire, real, great, new, former, previous.

Both words in one sentence

  • "I Am Great!" Song Don McLean's song "Everybody Loves Me, Baby" is in the voice of a military dictator with wealth, territory, popular acclaim, and no (remaining) rivals, though it is sung to the one person who doesn't seem to be impressed.
    Source: "I Am Great!" Song
  • In Muppet Treasure Island during the song 'Love Led Us Here' the camera cuts away from the two lovers to show the triumphant pirates basking in their new wealth.
    Source: Interscene Diegetic
  • Similarly with numerous parodies of The Lonely Island's track "I'm On a Boat", ignoring the fact that the original song was itself a parody of materialistic hip-hop themed around ostentatious displays of wealth and luxury.
    Source: Spoofed the Ironic Film Seriously
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