synonym for poorer
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poor poor. adj. poor·er, poor·est. 1. a. Having insufficient wealth to meet the necessities or comforts of life or to live in a manner considered acceptable in a society. b. Relating to or characterized by poverty: the poor side of town. 2. Deficient or lacking in a specified resource or quality: an area poor in timber and coal; a diet poor in calcium. 3.
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- poor mouth definition, meaning, English dictionary, synonym, see also 'poor box',poor law',poor rate',poor relation', Reverso dictionary, English definition, English vocabulary
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- person who does not succeed. 1  also-ran. 2  bankrupt. 3  beat. 4  born loser. 5  bum. 6  castaway. 7  deadbeat. 8  defaulter. 9  derelict. 10  disappointment. 11  dud. 12  flop. 13  good-for-nothing. 14  has-been. 15  incompetent. 16  insolvent. 17  loafer. 18  loser. 19  lumpy. 20  might-have-been. 21  moocher. 22  no-good. 23  nobody. 24  nonperformer. 25  prodigal. 26  turkey. 27  underachiever. 28  washout.
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- verb go beyond; surpass. 1  overstep star. 2  eclipse star. 3  transform star. 4  outstrip star. 5  exceed star. 6  beat star. 7  top star. 8  excel star. 9  better star. 10  outshine star. 11  outdo star. 12  best star. 13  outvie star. 14  overtop star. 15  outrival star. 16  be superior star. 17  go above star. 18  leave behind star. 19  leave in the dust star. 20  rise above star.
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- Definition of poor–mouth. 1  intransitive verb. : 2  to plead poverty as a defense or excuse. 3  transitive verb. :  to speak disparagingly of.
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John F. Kennedy Synonyms. 1  help. 2  serve. 3  aid. profit. 4  improve. advance. 5  advantage. enhance. 6  assist. avail. be of service  to. be of 1  assistance to. be to the advantage  of.
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- in a generous manner amply rewarded the boy who had found her necklace Synonyms well, bounteously, bountifully, freehandedly, freeheartedly, generously, handsomely, lavishly, liberally, munificently, openhandedly, unstintinglyRelated Words considerately, courteously, hospitably, kindly, nicely, reasonably, sweetly, thoughtfully; affably, amiably, ...
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corrupt Synonyms: corrupt, debase, debauch, deprave, pervert, vitiate These verbs mean to ruin utterly in character or quality: was corrupted by power; debased himself by taking the bribe; a youth debauched by drugs; led a life depraved by sensual indulgence; perverted her talent by her pursuit of commercial success; a laudable goal vitiated by dishonest means.
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- “posh”: synonyms and related words: 1  arriviste. 2  bourgeois. 3  class struggle. 4  class-conscious. 5  classless. 6  inverted snob. 7  lower class. 8  lowest common denominator. 9  marry. 10  marry beneath you idiom. 11  prole. 12  proletarian. 13  riff-raff. 14  Sloane Ranger. 15  snob. 16  the upper crust. 17  underclass. 18  untouchable. 19  upper class. 20  upwardly mobile.
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- 4 extremely unsatisfactory this nonfat ice cream is terrible Synonyms atrocious, awful, dismal, execrable, horrible, lousy, punk, rotten, sucky [slang], wretchedRelated Words bad, deficient, inferior, off, poor, substandard, wanting; contemptible, miserable, shameful; defective, faulty, flawed; low-grade, mediocre, reprehensible, second-rate; bum, ...
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- Synonyms and Antonyms of outcast. one who is cast out or rejected by society the professor is something of an outcast in the halls of academe now that his former support of a dictatorial regime has become public Synonyms castaway, castoff, leper, offscouring, pariah, reject Related Words untouchable; outsider; deportee, exile Near Antonyms insider.
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- Another word for adequate. Being what is needed without being in excess: comfortable, competent, decent, enough, satisfactory, sufficient. Of moderately good quality but less than excellent: acceptable, all right, average, common, decent, fair, fairish, goodish, moderate, passable, respectable, satisfactory, sufficient, tolerable. (Informal) OK, tidy.
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- Synonyms and Antonyms of prosper. 1  1 to grow vigorously the plants seem to be prospering on the new fertilizers Synonyms burgeon (also bourgeon), flourish, thriveRelated Words luxuriate, overgrow, proliferate, shoot up; germinate, root, sprout; bloom, flower, fruit, produce, propagate, regenerate, seed.
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- Synonyms for improvement. noun bettering; something bettered. 1  development star. 2  advance star. 3  upgrade star. 4  recovery star. 5  rise star. 6  advancement star. 7  increase star. 8  growth star.ynonyms-verbs. 1  improve. 2  mend. 3  increase. 4  pick up. 5  turn over a new leaf. 6  recover. 7  turn to good account. 8  make good use of. 9  improve. 10  ameliorate. 11  improve upon. 12  mellow. 13  cultivate. 14  bring forward. 15  touch up. 16  bolster up. 17  polish. 18  prune. 19  revise. 20  purify. 21  recruit. 22  new model. 23  drunk to Philip sober. 24  be better. 25  amend. 26  fructify. 27  come about. 28  turn the corner. 29  be ....
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- “procurement”: synonyms and related words: 1  all-you-can-eat. 2  barter. 3  black market. 4  bottom. 5  brokerage. 6  channel. 7  cold-calling. 8  desk research. 9  first refusal. 10  high street. 11  hock. 12  market share. 13  pawn. 14  pay. 15  the grey market. 16  trade. 17  trade route. 18  trading. 19  transaction. 20  under the counter idiom.
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- having or showing lowered moral character or standards corrupt businessmen who are out to fleece the public corrupt business practices that should be investigated Synonyms debased, debauched, decadent, degenerate, degraded, demoralized, depraved, dissipated, dissolute, jackleg, libertine, loose, perverse, perverted, rakehell (or rakehelly), rakish, ...
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Antonyms for affluentËÃ¦f lu Ént or, sometimes, ÉËflu- (Compare synonyms for ADEQUATE.) Affluent, referring especially to riches, may be used of thought, feeling, etc. Neither affluent, copious, nor plentiful can be used of time or space; a field is sometimes called plentiful, not with reference to its extent, but to its productiveness.nough is relative, denoting a supply equal to a given demand. A temperature of 70° Fahrenheit is enough for a living-room; of 212° enough to boil water; neither is enough to melt iron.
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- verb. spend money. 1  acquit. 2  ante up. 3  come across. 4  come through. 5  come up with. 6  contribute. 7  cough up. 8  deal. 9  defray. 10  dispense. 11  disperse. 12  distribute. 13  divide. 14  divvy. 15  dole out. 16  expend. 17  foot the bill. 18  give. 19  lay out. 20  measure out. 21  outlay. 22  partition. 23  pay out. 24  pony up. 25  put out. 26  shell out. 27  use.
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- [Middle English reckeles, probably alteration (influenced by recken, to reck) of recheles, retcheles, from Old English rēcelēas; see reg- in Indo-European roots.] reck′less·ly adv. reck′less·ness n. Synonyms: reckless, rash1, foolhardy, temerarious These adjectives mean given to or marked by unthinking boldness.
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- delighting the senses or exciting intellectual or emotional admiration. 1  sightly, 2  fair, 3  splendiferous, 4  bonnie, 5  graceful, 6  pretty-pretty, 7  picturesque, 8  dishy, 9  attractive, 10  beauteous, 11  gorgeous, 12  pleasing, 13  ravishing, 14  well-favoured, 15  pretty, 16  beauty, 17  well-favored, 18  resplendent, 19  comely, 20  fine-looking, 21  handsome, 22  lovely, 23  splendid, 24  scenic, 25  bonny, 26  better-looking, 27  st
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INADEQUATE Meaning: Not sufficient to meet a need. Synonyms: inadequate; short; poor. Context examples: an inadequate income / a poor salary / money is short / on short rations / food is in short supply / short on experience. Similar: deficient; insufficient (of a quantity not able to fulfill a need or requirement)
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- verb address; give a lecture. 1  argue star. 2  talk star. 3  plead star. 4  orate star. 5  recite star. 6  stump star. 7  sermonize star. 8  descant star. 9  spout star. 10  spiel star. 11  discourse star. 12  pitch star. 13  harangue star. 14  declaim star. 15  get across star. 16  prelect star. 17  hold forth star.
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- verb. request silence, action, or inaction for money. 1  approach. 2  buy. 3  buy back. 4  buy off. 5  coax. 6  corrupt. 7  do business. 8  entice. 9  fix. 10  get at. 11  get to. 12  grease palm. 13  influence. 14  instigate. 15  lubricate. 16  lure. 17  make a deal. 18  oil palm. 19  pay off. 20  pervert. 21  reward. 22  seduce. 23  soap. 24  square. 25  suborn. 26  sugar. 27  sweeten the pot. 28  take care of. 29  tamper. 30  tempt. 31  tip.erb. request silence, action, or inaction for money. 1  approach. 2  buy. 3  buy back. 4  buy off. 5  coax. 6  corrupt. 7  do business. 8  entice. 9  fix. 10  get at. 11  get to. 12  grease palm. 13  influence. 14  instigate. 15  lubricate. 16  lure. 17  make a deal. 18  oil palm. 19  pay off. 20  pervert. 21  reward. 22  seduce. 23  soap. 24  square. 25  suborn. 26  sugar. 27  sweeten the pot. 28  take care of. 29  tamper. 30  tempt. 31  tip.
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- “millionaire”: synonyms and related words: 1  beautiful. 2  capitalist. 3  county. 4  designer socialist. 5  elite. 6  jet-setter. 7  laird. 8  means. 9  nabob. 10  nob. 11  plutocracy. 12  rentier. 13  rich. 14  socialite. 15  the beautiful people idiom. 16  the jet set. 17  toff. 18  well heeled. 19  well off. 20  yuppie.
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combining form ill, poorly, badly - (`ill' is often used as a combining form) in a poor or improper or unsatisfactory manner; not well; he was ill prepared; it ill befits a man to betray old friends; the car runs badly; he performed badly on the exam; the team played poorly; ill-fitting clothes; an ill-conceived plan.