great wealth in English

much wealth, great riches, powerful riches

Use "great wealth" in a sentence

1. Small gains bring great wealth.

2. As a result, he accumulated great wealth.

3. He rose from humble beginnings to great wealth.

4. A speculator may try to amass great wealth.

5. The capitalists amass great wealth by exploiting workers.

6. 7 A speculator may try to amass great wealth.

7. Great wealth often goes hand in hand with meanness.

8. Appalling poverty and great wealth coexist in the city.

9. 25 If I found my joy in my great wealth+

10. ▪ Great wealth often brings far more problems than it solves.

11. Croesus definition, king of Lydia 560–546: noted for his great wealth

12. 22 A good name* is to be chosen rather than great wealth;+

13. The patient accumulation of these little flecks has brought me great wealth.”

14. All this, together with a parsimonious outlook on life, brought him great wealth.

15. In ancient times King Solomon had rank, fame, and power, along with great wealth.

16. Over 50 million people there find themselves in that condition despite the country’s great wealth.

17. Accoutrements Outward forms of recognition; trappings: cathedral ceilings, heated swimming pools, and other Accoutrements signaling great wealth

18. Accoutrements Outward forms of recognition; trappings: cathedral ceilings, heated swimming pools, and other Accoutrements signaling great wealth

19. HIS name is associated with the betterment of mankind, yet he amassed great wealth selling weapons of war.

20. He had great wealth in the form of livestock, even being called “the greatest of all the Orientals.”

21. The Duke did all he could to track down the miscreants, using his great wealth to bribe informers.

22. Constantinople had a great wealth of artistic and literary treasures before it was sacked in 1204 and 1453

23. Orders and ranks were formed, and they were invested with prestige and power and often accumulated great wealth.

24. To rise from a lower level or station; advance: Ascended from poverty to great wealth; ascend to the throne

25. (Time, December 13, 1976) His exploits in aviation and his business acumen had brought him great wealth and power.

26. The Duke did all he could to track down the miscreants[Sentence dictionary], using his great wealth to bribe informers.

27. Croesus definition: died ?546 bc , the last king of Lydia (560–546), noted for his great wealth Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

28. “A good name is to be chosen rather than great wealth; to be respected is better than silver and gold,” says Proverbs 22:1.

29. Affectation definition, an effort to appear to have a quality not really or fully possessed; the pretense of actual possession: an Affectation of interest in art; Affectation of great wealth

30. The promise of great wealth was so strong that crews on arriving vessels deserted and rushed off to the gold fields, leaving behind a forest of masts in San Francisco harbor.

31. Irresponsible playboy Arthur Bach (Russell Brand) has always relied on two things to keep him out of real trouble: his great wealth and the advice of his lifelong nanny, Hobson (Helen Mirren)

32. Affluence means great wealth and abundance, such as the great riches found by ancient explorers who exploited the new worlds of North and South America. The roots of the word affluence are recognizable in the Latin Affluentia, which refers to something that flows toward (someone).

33. Ajax son of Telamon pitied them in their fall; he came close up and hurled his spear, hitting Amphius the son of Selagus, a man of great wealth who lived in Paesus and owned much corn-growing land, but his lot had led him to come to the aid of Priam and his sons

34. As we have seen that the principal cause of the Absenteeisms of our wealthiest proprietors is primogeniture, it follows that the moral and political evils of their absence are, from the very circumstance that produces it, their great wealth, much less than would be the effects if their properties were divided, and all the members of the family

35. Celebrity is a condition of fame and broad public recognition of an individual or group, or occasionally a character or animal, as a result of the attention given to them by mass media.A person may attain a Celebrity status from having great wealth, their participation in sports or the entertainment industry, their position as a political figure, or even from their connection to another Celebrity.