affluence 音标拼音: ['æfluəns]
n . 富裕,富足,丰富
富裕,富足,丰富
affluence n 1 :
abundant wealth ; "
they studied forerunners of richness or poverty "; "
the richness all around unsettled him for he had expected to find poverty " [
synonym : {
affluence }, {
richness }]
Affluence \
Af "
flu *
ence \,
n . [
F .
affluence ,
L .
affluentia ,
fr .
affluens ,
p .
pr .
of affluere to flow to ;
ad fluere to flow .
See {
Flux }.]
1 .
A flowing to or towards ;
a concourse ;
an influx .
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The affluence of young nobles from hence into Spain .
--
Wotton .
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There is an unusual affluence of strangers this year . --
Carlyle .
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2 .
An abundant supply ,
as of thought ,
words ,
feelings ,
etc .;
profusion ;
also ,
abundance of property ;
wealth .
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And old age of elegance ,
affluence ,
and ease .
--
Coldsmith .
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Syn :
Abundance ;
riches ;
profusion ;
exuberance ;
plenty ;
wealth ;
opulence .
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158 Moby Thesaurus words for "
affluence ":
Easy Street ,
abundance ,
afflux ,
affluxion ,
ample sufficiency ,
ampleness ,
amplitude ,
assets ,
avalanche ,
bed of roses ,
bonanza ,
bottomless purse ,
bountifulness ,
bountiousness ,
bulging purse ,
bumper crop ,
clover ,
comfort ,
concourse ,
confluence ,
conflux ,
copiousness ,
course ,
crosscurrent ,
current ,
defluxion ,
downflow ,
downpour ,
drift ,
driftage ,
ease ,
easy circumstances ,
embarras de richesses ,
extravagance ,
exuberance ,
felicity ,
fertility ,
fleshpots ,
flood ,
flow ,
flowing ,
fluency ,
flux ,
foison ,
fortune ,
full measure ,
fullness ,
generosity ,
generousness ,
gold ,
gracious life ,
gracious living ,
great abundance ,
great plenty ,
gush ,
handsome fortune ,
happiness ,
high income ,
high tax bracket ,
independence ,
indraft ,
indrawing ,
inflooding ,
inflow ,
influx ,
influxion ,
inpour ,
inrun ,
inrush ,
landslide ,
lap of luxury ,
lavishness ,
liberality ,
liberalness ,
life of ease ,
loaves and fishes ,
lots ,
lucre ,
luxuriance ,
luxuriousness ,
luxury ,
mammon ,
material wealth ,
maximum ,
mill run ,
millrace ,
money ,
money to burn ,
moneybags ,
more than enough ,
much ,
myriad ,
myriads ,
numerousness ,
onrush ,
onward course ,
opulence ,
opulency ,
outflow ,
outpouring ,
overflow ,
pelf ,
plenitude ,
plenteousness ,
plentifulness ,
plenty ,
possessions ,
prevalence ,
prodigality ,
productiveness ,
profuseness ,
profusion ,
property ,
prosperity ,
prosperousness ,
quantities ,
race ,
repleteness ,
repletion ,
rich harvest ,
rich vein ,
riches ,
richness ,
riot ,
riotousness ,
run ,
rush ,
scads ,
security ,
set ,
shower ,
six -
figure income ,
spate ,
stream ,
substance ,
substantiality ,
substantialness ,
success ,
superabundance ,
surge ,
teemingness ,
the affluent life ,
the good life ,
thriving condition ,
tide ,
treasure ,
trend ,
undercurrent ,
undertow ,
upper bracket ,
upward mobility ,
velvet ,
water flow ,
weal ,
wealth ,
wealthiness ,
welfare ,
well -
being
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