Wealth, riches, possessions. Obsolete (as distinct from 2).

Happiness, prosperity.

In singular. Wealth, riches. Also: the condition of being rich. Obsolete.

Wealth, riches; splendour, magnificence. Also: a precious thing, a treasure.

In plural. Wealth, riches. Also figurative. Obsolete.

Prosperity consisting in abundance of possessions; ‘worldly goods’, valuable possessions, esp. in great abundance: riches, affluence.

Valuable possessions or resources; material wealth; abundant means. Also: the possession of wealth… With plural or indeterminate agreement.

Possessions, riches, wealth. Obsolete.

Wealth, possessions. to bring (a person) inor to (his) warison: to enrich.

Fortune, wealth, riches, possessions.

The commodities of commerce; goods to be bought and sold. Also figurative.

collective singular. Possession, property, estate, wealth; money.

Valuable possessions or resources; material wealth; abundant means. Also: the possession of wealth… With singular agreement. Now rare.

One's material possessions or the value assigned to these; goods, estate; means, wealth. Now somewhat archaic.

Plentiful supply of the good things of life; bountiful yield; prosperity, affluence, wealth.

Abundance, ample means, wealth. Obsolete.

figurative. Treasure, riches, wealth, abundance.

Chiefly depreciative. Money, riches (esp. viewed as a corrupting influence); lucre.

Wealth, riches, affluence.

in plural, with reference to more than one possessor. Obsolete.

A bag for holding money. Also in plural (humorous): wealth.

Real or financial assets possessing a monetary value; the stock with which a company, corporation, or individual enters into business; the total…

= opulence, n.

= affluence, n. (in various senses). In early use also as a count noun.

Profusion or abundance of money or possessions; wealth, prosperity.

elliptical. An abundance of good things, plenty. Obsolete.

Extravagant wealth, luxury, or power, likened to that of a nabob.

Wealth, esp. inherited wealth; a person or class possessing wealth. Cf. also new money, n., old money, adj. n.