Affluent is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AFFLUENT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a stream that flows into another
• A stream or river flowing into a larger river or into a lake; a tributary stream.
• an affluent person; a person who is financially well off
• a branch that flows into the main stream
• tributary stream
ADJECTIVE:
• wealthy
• (especially of a group or area) having a great deal of money; wealthy
• (of water) flowing freely or in great quantity.
• a tributary stream.
• having plenty of money
• Flowing to; flowing abundantly.
• Abundant; copious; plenteous; hence, wealthy; abounding in goods or riches.
• having an abundant supply of money or possessions of value

Words related to AFFLUENT

affluently19 affluentness18 affluentnesses20 affluents15

How to use AFFLUENT in a sentence

• The widow found herself unable to maintain the affluent state her lord had loved.
• It is in the large establishments of princes, noblemen, and very affluent families alone, that the man cook is found in this country.
• He feared the immediate abolition might occasion a monopoly among such of them as were rich, to the detriment of the less affluent.
• While many of the converts were from among the young people, not a few were persons of mature years, and some of them in affluent circumstances.
• I thereby earned large sums of money, and began to live in affluent circumstances.
• Whenever I have seen, not merely in humble but in affluent houses, families of daughters sitting waiting to be married, I have pitied them from my heart.
• It was not a minor affluent of some other affluent.
• It is the chief affluent of the Madeira, which is itself the chief affluent of the Amazon.
• He wears good clothes, is always affluent of money, plays very much, and whatever he may get in private, yet in public he always seems to lose.
• At no great distance below Lake George, a small affluent of the St.
• Gentlemen of his calibre are generally extremely affluent in everything except cash.
• We found among its inhabitants some who were possessed of an affluent fortune and lived in the midst of excessive riches, whilst others were in dire want and abject poverty.
• We found among its inhabitants some who were possessed of an affluent fortune and lived in the midst of excessive riches, while others were in dire want and abject poverty.
• Whenever I have seen, not merely in humble, but in affluent homes, families of daughters sitting waiting to be married, I have pitied them from my heart.
• It is full of the gestures of giants and heroes and gods, of the large proud movements of which men have ever dreamed in days of affluent power.
• The seventh day out from the Blue, the Box Buttes were sighted, at the foot of which ran a creek by the same name, and an affluent of the Niobrara.
• In fact, the pig may well resent The insult to his line When certain of the affluent Are said to eat like swine.
• Things went on quietly enough, as above indicated, till I was about fourteen, when by a freak of fortune my father became suddenly affluent.
• It was one of many minor luxuries his comparatively affluent present circumstances permitted.
• He was early preferred to an affluent situation, and no change of ministry ever affected him, nor was he ever removed from any post he enjoyed, except to a better.
• At the end of the principal street of Kazounde flowed a deep and rapid stream, an affluent of the Coango.
• Among the higher races, life is affluent in examples of the three kinds of beauty, two of them, and even all three, at times united in one subject.
• I had twelve hundred dollars with me, as the proceeds of my wages, horses, and oxen, and, feeling rather affluent, I decided to stop over a day at the new trail town.
• Rising on the western side of the Rocky Mountains, the Peace River is the largest affluent of the Mackenzie, being already a splendid stream when it cuts through that range.
• Quite the contrary, in many cases they are unhappy, particularly in the second and third generations of affluent family life.
• She drove him into more affluent areas and took him from door to door as if he were five years old, and as if she were trying to make herself that age in the process.
• We would have become affluent, he and I and Theodore.
• Doubling the Cape, they must visit every part of the affluent East and of the broad Pacific.
• A good moral character can be accompanied by affluent circumstances.
• In short, whether we turn our eyes to the Quaker society, or to the world at large, we cannot consider an affluent independence as among the temporal advantages of youth.

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