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Meanings of amass wealth in English
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Usage of amass wealth in English
1
The king should administer justice like Yama and amass wealth like Kuvera.
2
Trade began to be held in high esteem, and traders to amass wealth.
3
To trade in iron and amass wealth does not require a living man.
4
The natives amass wealth by carrying valises, &c., then squander it for liquor.
5
To dream of horses, you will amass wealth and enjoy life to its fullest extent.
6
He loves not women, he does not amass wealth.
7
Only by the favour of the nobles, and only that he may amass wealth for them.
8
You wish to declare yourselves insolvent and cheat your creditors of their money, and thereby amass wealth.
9
That king who desires to amass wealth should act like religious hypocrites in the matter of keeping a coronal lock.
10
To victimize others, denotes that you will amass wealth dishonorably and prefer illicit relations, to the sorrow of your companions.
11
But far better than all this eagerness to amass wealth by some fortunate COUP, would be the natural development of the country.
12
He despised it too; his own experience telling him that a countryman might amass wealth if he had brains and used them.
13
To dream of a mattress factory, denotes that you will be connected in business with thrifty partners and will soon amass wealth.
14
A Sudra should never amass wealth, lest, by his wealth, he makes the members of the three superior classes obedient to him.
15
To dream of an ostrich, denotes that you will secretly amass wealth, but at the same time maintain degrading intrigues with women.
16
How long, said he, with a deep sigh, have I been labouring in vain to amass wealth which at last is useless!
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