well off
/wɛlˈɒf
/adjective
1Wealthy: her family are quite well off (as plural noun the well-off) tax rises for the well-off...
- History suggests several steady, reliable ways to become well-off or even wealthy.
- Both the wealthy and the moderately well-off use these trusts to minimise the amount of tax their estate will pay.
- To attract well-off and wealthy customers, the company will need to offer better than average rates.
Synonyms
fortunate, lucky, comfortable, well placed, in a fortunate position, in a privileged position, thriving, successful, flourishing
informal sitting pretty
1.1In a favourable situation or circumstances: they were well off without her...
- There was a half-brother, too, a bad egg who was nevertheless well-off because of his father's fortunes.
- Economic and agency theory also predict that unions will encourage strikes despite the relatively well-off positions of their members.
Synonyms
well supplied with, well stocked with, well furnished with, well equipped with;
(be well off for) have plenty of, have enough of
- unrecking
- unreckonable
- unreckoned
- unreclaimable
- unreclaimably
- unreclaimed
- unreclining
- unrecognisable
- unrecognised
- unrecognition
- unrecognizable
- unrecognizably
- unrecognized
- unrecognizing
- unrecognizingly
- unrecollected
- unrecommendable
- unrecommended
- unrecompensable
- unrecompensed
- unreconcilable
- unreconcilably
- unreconciled
- unreconciliable
- unreconnoitered