Meanings of comparative affluence in English

It means practical penury at Blandford, comparative affluence if we go.

Therefore Yossouf would, on the departure of the British, be able to settle down in a position of comparative affluence.

Many people of comparative affluence reside in the hills, where there are hotels and pleasure resorts of the most costly character.

After gaining sufficient means to enjoy a long afternoon of life in comparative affluence and ease, he died in the autumn of 1876.

Thousands of white bread-winners in the large cities would envy these Indians if they could behold their comparative affluence and their obviously contented state.

Despite his education, contacts, and comparative affluence, however, his interview resembles the type in a number of respects-thetype as I have found it.

And now, suddenly, it had arrived, and they were on the way to the regions of their dreams, with the prospect of comparative affluence added.

This number actually came out the first prize of 20,000 pounds, which money started the family once more in comparative affluence.