affluent in Latin
affluent in Latin is affluens — affluent means having a lot of money or material wealth.
affluent in Latin
affluens
(by extension) Abounding in goods or riches; having a moderate level of material wealth.
What does "affluent" mean?
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adj Having a lot of money or material wealth.
"They grew up in an affluent suburb outside the city."
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noun A smaller stream or river that flows into a larger one.
"The river gathers strength from several affluents before reaching the sea."
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affluent in a sentence
- They grew up in an affluent suburb outside the city.
- The affluent members of the club funded the new sports hall.
- The river gathers strength from several affluents before reaching the sea.
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What is "affluent" in Latin?
"affluent" in Latin is affluens. affluent means: Having a lot of money or material wealth.
How do you use "affluent" in a sentence?
Example: "They grew up in an affluent suburb outside the city." In Latin, "affluent" is affluens.
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