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Meanings of well-off in English

In fortunate circumstances financially; moderately rich.

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Usage of well-off in English
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At certain levels, house prices simply become unaffordable, even to the well-off.
The Irish Times
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These measure different aspects of SEP independent of FAS and family well-off.
Pubmed
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Results: Moderate correlations existed between occupational scales and FAS and family well-off.
Pubmed
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But recently published data suggests that users are pretty well-off in Mzansi.
The South African
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Instinctively, some presume well-off frequent flyers are deserving victims of aviation taxes.
Independent.ie
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He was already well-off, having been born into a wealthy industrialist's family.
The Guardian
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This is most likely to disincentivise less well-off students from further study.
The Guardian
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Many less well-off Saudis cannot buy their homes or afford rising rents.
Reuters
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We weren't that well-off and I never had all the new fashions.
The Guardian
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Maybe it's an adorable reticence about making less well-off neighbours feel uncomfortable.
Independent.ie
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Naturally as she was comely and well-off, Greia soon had suitors aplenty.
Andivius Hedulio: Adventures of a Roman Nobleman in the Days of ...
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SuperShe, you see, is basically an upmarket networking group for well-off women.
The Irish Times
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One predominantly white and wealthy, the other largely black and less well-off.
Radio NZ
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Extra benefits for the well-off cost £520 million in this Budget.
The Irish Times
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The result was all the money went to already well-off trusts.
The Guardian
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Authorities have said those involved in the bloodbath were well-educated and well-off financially.
News.com.au