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| well-off (comparative bet·ter-off, superlative best-off) |
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1. fairly wealthy: having a good income or enough money to live comfortably
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not hyphenated after a verb
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 They were well off, certainly, but not millionaires.
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2. favorably placed: in a good or favorable situation or circumstances
It's not a good idea to change jobs; you're better off where you are.
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3. with plenty: having a good supply of something
well off for fuel right now
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