Affluence

Noun

 * 1) An abundance of wealth.
 * 2) An influx.
 * 3)  An abundant flow or supply.

Adjectives for Affluence
intellectual; growing; natural; tremendous; material; conspicuous; veritable; religious; physical; inherited; immense; spiritual.

Verbs for Affluence
attain -; bask in -; enjoy -; glitter in -; manifest -; raise to -; reduce from -; revive -; wallow in -.

Thesaurus
opulence; opulency; outflow; outpouring; overflow; pelf; plenitude; plenteousness; plentifulness; plenty; possessions; prevalence; prodigality; productiveness; profuseness; profusion; property; prosperity; prosperousness; quantities; race; repleteness; repletion; rich harvest; rich vein; riches; richness; riot; riotousness; run; rush; scads; security; set; shower; six-figure income; spate; stream; substance; substantiality; substantialness; success; superabundance; surge; teemingness; the affluent life; the good life; thriving condition; tide; treasure; trend; undercurrent; undertow; upper bracket; upward mobility; velvet; water flow; weal; wealth; wealthiness; welfare; well-being; Easy Street; abundance; afflux; affluxion; ample sufficiency; ampleness; amplitude; assets; avalanche; bed of roses; bonanza; bottomless purse; bountifulness; bountiousness; bulging purse; bumper crop; clover; comfort; concourse; confluence; conflux; copiousness; course; crosscurrent; current; defluxion; downflow; downpour; drift; driftage; ease; easy circumstances; embarras de richesses; extravagance; exuberance; felicity; fertility; fleshpots; flood; flow; flowing; fluency; flux; foison; fortune; full measure; fullness; generosity; generousness; gold; gracious life; gracious living; great abundance; great plenty; gush; handsome fortune; happiness; high income; high tax bracket; independence; indraft; indrawing; inflooding; inflow; influx; influxion; inpour; inrun; inrush; landslide; lap of luxury; lavishness; liberality; liberalness; life of ease; loaves and fishes; lots; lucre; luxuriance; luxuriousness; luxury; mammon; material wealth; maximum; mill run; millrace; money; money to burn; moneybags; more than enough; much; myriad; myriads; numerousness; onrush; onward course.

Etymology
From, from affluentia:

Only relation to antonym indigence: is common Latinate suffix; affluence only acquired sense of wealth in 16th century English and French, while indigent meant “poor” in Latin.

Pronunciation

 * , {{SAMPA|/"{f.lu.@ns/}}

Synonyms

 * See also Thesaurus:wealth

Antonyms
poverty; indigence

Related terms

 * affluent

Translations

 * Bulgarian:, охолство
 * Dutch:
 * Hindi: अमीर (ameer)
 * Japanese: 裕福 (yūfuku)


 * Russian: ,
 * Serbian: имућност (imućnost)
 * Spanish:, afluencia, prosperidad

Noun

 * 1) crowd, crowds
 * 2) abundance