easy+circumstances
101rýmet — n ( tes/ tu) 1. space, extent; 2. clear space, room; 3. extension, clearance; 4. extension of a person s well being, comfort, benefit, easy circumstances, prosperity …
102séftéadig — adj prosperous, in easy circumstances, free from hardships; [mistake for eft eadig] …
103independence — n. 1. Freedom, liberty, self direction, exemption from arbitrary control. 2. Non dependence, distinctness, separation, unconditioned state. 3. Competence (of income), easy circumstances, ease …
104opulence — n. Wealth, affluence, riches, fortune, independence, easy circumstances, ample means, opulency …
105well-off — a. Prosperous, thriving, flourishing, fore handed, beforehand, in easy circumstances, well to do, possessed of a competence, in good condition …
106wealth — n 1. riches, means, wherewithal, assets, resources, reserves; funds, money, Sl. gelt, Sl. mazuma; monies, cash, capital; plenty, treasure, fortune, Sl. bread, Sl. dough, Sl. moolah, Sl. loot, Sl. gravy, Sl. bucks, Sl. big bucks, blue chip stocks …
107forehanded — /ˈfɔhændəd/ (say fawhanduhd) adjective 1. forehand, as a stroke in tennis, etc. 2. US providing for the future; prudent; thrifty. 3. US in easy circumstances; well to do. –forehandedness, noun …
108fair-weather — [fer′weth′ər] adj. 1. suitable only for fair weather 2. helpful, dependable, etc. only in agreeable, easy circumstances [fair weather friends] …
109fore´hand´ed|ness — fore|hand|ed «FR HAN dihd, FOHR », adjective. 1. providing for the future; prudent; thrifty: »an early and forehanded care (Jeremy Taylor). 2. done beforehand; early; timely. 3. in easy circumstances; well to do …
110fore´hand´ed|ly — fore|hand|ed «FR HAN dihd, FOHR », adjective. 1. providing for the future; prudent; thrifty: »an early and forehanded care (Jeremy Taylor). 2. done beforehand; early; timely. 3. in easy circumstances; well to do …
