CEFR B2

well-off

adjective

Meaning

Having a lot of money; rich.

Examples

They come from a well-off family and have never known financial hardship.
The charity aims to help children from less well-off backgrounds.

Synonyms: wealthy, affluent, prosperous, rich

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well-off (B2)

adjective

Pronunciation: /ˌwel ˈɒf/

Definition

Having a lot of money; rich.

Examples

They come from a well-off family and have never known financial hardship.
The charity aims to help children from less well-off backgrounds.
He invested wisely and became well-off in his thirties.

Synonyms of well-off

Words with a similar meaning to well-off:

wealthy
affluent
prosperous
rich

Antonyms of well-off

Words with the opposite meaning to well-off:

poor
impoverished
needy

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