CEFR B1

loaded

adjective

Meaning

Having a large amount of money or wealth.

Examples

He inherited a loaded fortune from his uncle.
She grew up in a loaded family, so she never had to worry about finances.

Synonyms: rich, wealthy, affluent, prosperous

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loaded (B1)

adjective

Pronunciation: /ˈloʊ.dɪd/

Definition

Having a large amount of money or wealth.

Examples

He inherited a loaded fortune from his uncle.
She grew up in a loaded family, so she never had to worry about finances.
The entrepreneur became loaded after his company went public.

How to Use loaded

loaded with (prepositional phrase): Having a large amount of something. — "The dessert was loaded with chocolate chips."
loaded dice (idiom): Dice that have been tampered with to favor certain outcomes; a situation that is unfairly controlled. — "The election was suspected to be a case of loaded dice."

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