Synonyms of wealth

wealth

noun

ˈwelth 

1

as in assets

the total of one's money and property

her wealth increased to the point where she could afford several luxurious homes

Synonyms & Similar Words

• assets
• capital
• fortune
• money
• riches
• funds
• things
• worth
• possessions
• prosperity
• holdings
• resources
• savings
• opulence
• success
• means
• substance
• finances
• property
• effects
• abundance
• affluence
• wherewithal
• belongings
• wallet
• chattels
• treasure
• acquisition
• paraphernalia
• treasury
• personal property
• bankroll
• valuables
• personalty
• accession
• deep pockets
• reserve
• nest egg

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

• liabilities
• debts
• indebtedness

2

as in loads

a considerable amount

a wealth of advice from all quarters on how they should spend their lottery winnings

Synonyms & Similar Words

• loads
• plenty
• ton
• abundance
• slew
• dozen
• quantity
• lot
• chunk
• deal
• bunch
• pile
• raft
• bundle
• stack
• myriad
• hundred
• gobs
• heap
• plenitude
• all kinds (of)
• profusion
• mountain
• boatload
• volume
• multiplicity
• mass
• truckload
• reams
• bucket
• quite a bit
• good deal
• fistful
• much
• oodles
• yard
• store
• pot
• shipload
• pack
• sheaf
• scads
• thousands
• bushel
• carload
• sight
• plentitude
• basketful
• lashings
• mess
• wad
• barrel
• peck
• spate
• plateful
• potful
• surplus
• passel
• score
• flood
• excess
• multitude
• surfeit
• overabundance
• superabundance
• plethora
• rash
• plague
• embarrassment
• epidemic
• sea
• bonanza
• superfluity
• host
• overflow
• oversupply
• crowd
• redundancy
• horde
• bevy
• army
• flock
• swarm
• deluge
• throng
• million
• overage
• overkill
• mob
• herd
• press
• legion
• drove
• overmuch
• crush
• cram
• zillion
• trillion
• gazillion
• jillion
• kazillion

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

• taste
• handful
• pittance
• touch
• strain
• suspicion
• grain
• spot
• bit
• hint
• shade
• ounce
• trace
• sprinkling
• shadow
• modicum
• glimmer
• pinch
• peanuts
• ray
• molecule
• streak
• speck
• mite
• fragment
• mouthful
• atom
• dram
• scruple
• particle
• sprinkle
• dab
• ace
• whit
• scrap
• smattering
• shred
• lick
• mote
• dot
• iota
• nip
• crumb
• scintilla
• granule
• portion
• jot
• tad
• smidgen
• poverty
• little
• tittle
• lack
• section
• scarcity
• drop
• piece
• dash
• morsel
• driblet
• absence
• shortage
• shot
• paucity
• flyspeck
• famine
• fleck
• dearth
• smatter
• deficiency
• deficit
• want
• inadequacy
• insufficiency
• nubbin
• scarceness
• meagerness
• scantiness
• undersupply
• skimpiness
• scantness

3

as in abundance

an amount or supply more than sufficient to meet one's needs

a wealth of documentation to support her thesis

Synonyms & Similar Words

• abundance
• plenty
• plenitude
• plethora
• superabundance
• embarrassment of riches
• feast
• cornucopia
• competence
• surplus
• plentitude
• competency
• richness
• adequacy
• sufficiency
• liberality
• opulence
• fertility
• excess
• amplitude
• surfeit
• overdose
• fecundity
• fruitfulness
• overflow
• oversupply
• superfluity
• luxuriance
• copiousness
• lavishness
• overkill
• superfluousness
• redundancy
• ampleness

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

• deficiency
• poverty
• scarcity
• insufficiency
• inadequacy
• paucity
• undersupply
• sterility
• infertility
• barrenness

Example Sentences

Recent Examples of wealth

Even though that’s a drop in the bucket for one of the largest sovereign wealth funds in the world, with $925 billion in assets under management, PIF had already been slashing costs at LIV Golf before ultimately pulling financial support. — Justin Birnbaum, Sportico.com, 5 Aug. 2026

This villa was undoubtedly home to people of wealth and high standing. — Andrea Margolis, FOXNews.com, 5 Aug. 2026

The Premier League’s collective wealth is abundant relative to the rest of the world but the ability to spend big year after year is concentrated in the hands of the few. — Chris Weatherspoon, New York Times, 5 Aug. 2026

While access to markets is easier than ever because of apps like Robinhood, it can’t truly be seen as democratizing wealth-building. — Mia Osmonbekov, Fortune, 5 Aug. 2026