Vocabulary

Affluent

English and Urdu gloss, synonyms and antonyms, and example usage from our editorial sentence cache where available.

English meaning
having a lot of money or owning a lot of things
Urdu meaning
امیر، بہتات
Example sentences (from Dawn)

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  1. Most known-brand NEVs being offered in the market are priced so high that they can only be afforded by affluent buyers.
  2. Many of the most affluent, and thus, influential among them made a beeline tosign fat cheques unconditionally to earn the approval of the American president after welcoming him with fanfare.
  3. Second, affluent urban net-metered households are causing a nine-paisa per unit impact on average electricity cost which, the energy ministry says, could increase to Rs3.6 by 2034 if the policy is not changed.
  4. That said, the government needs to urgently come up with a plan to reduce the burden of Rs1.5 per unit on grid users due to its bad rooftop green metering policy for affluent segments of society.
  5. We should not assume that all legislators come (or will come in the future) from affluent classes, with huge disposable incomes.
Synonyms
moneyed, rich, upscale

Antonyms
destitute, poor, failing
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