n. 1 a large amount of money or property or the state of having such; 2 a large amount of something; abundance.
Reading books will give you a wealth of knowledge.
Reading books will give you a wealth of knowledge.
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The young star enjoyed his ostentatious display of wealth.
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Who did Kate and her husband share their wealth with?
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We cannot equate the possession of wealth with goodness.
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He was told not to flaunt his wealth.
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The owner of the steel mills hoped to amass great wealth.
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She was covetous of her sister's wealth.
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What is the name of the family in Amal's village who controls the wealth and politics?
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Which character is named after the Biblical name for wealth and greed?
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To whom does Cathy leave all her wealth when she dies?
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Why does Francis want to leave his family's wealth behind?
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His avarice showed nothing but a desire for wealth.
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He envies the wealth of his friend.
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She plans to luxuriate in her newly acquired wealth.
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Who received the wealth of the witches?
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fortune; prosperity; riches; success
poverty
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wealth
belth
health
stealth
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