Usage of "well-heeled"

In fortunate circumstances financially; moderately rich.

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Usage of well-heeled in English

Yes, the house was larger and catered to a more well-heeled clientele. 
 The broken blade 

Fund III raised money from well-heeled investors like pension funds and endowments. 
 Reuters 

In fairness, Quora users are not the final arbiters on well-heeled jerk-dom. 
 BBC 

Anything and everything was available here for its very well-heeled European patrons. 
 The devil she knows 

Cartel's sojourn in the bubble naturally involves a couple of well-heeled brands. 
 The Irish Times 

Steve, the disapproving dad, a well-heeled doctor, is played by Kurt Fuller. 
 Reuters 

Only the well-heeled are on him but everybody wants him to win. 
 The Irish Times 

Another factor at work: Pet lovers tend to be fairly well-heeled. 
 Reuters 

Nor is it just Groningen's well-heeled citizens who make use of the space. 
 The Guardian 

The bank's well-heeled private clients must also be baulking at the eye-watering losses. 
 Reuters 

The company sees resorts buying these things, along with the well-heeled. 
 Wired 

The less well-heeled can adorn their devices with jewel-studded and gold phone covers. 
 Reuters 

But the charitable deduction is a valuable one for less well-heeled taxpayers, too. 
 Reuters 

They were there on behalf of well-heeled clients who wanted help furnishing theirs. 
 The Irish Times 

The country is full of well-heeled people happily slumming it in sleeping bags. 
 The Guardian 

A guy of fifty-five or so, well-heeled: Gucci shoes, a very classy overcoat. 
 Complete Books of Blood 

Meanings of well-heeled in English