non-poor
adjective
(alsononpoor)uk/ˌnɒnˈpɔːr/us/ˌnɑːnˈpʊr/Non-poorpeoplehave enoughmoneyand possessions that they are notconsideredto bepoor,althoughthey may not berich:
We are nowtargetingnonpoorcustomers.
Only aquarterofhouseholdsin theareaare non-poor.
- Thecustomerswerecategorizedas eitherpooror non-poor.
- Almosthalfof thepeoplewhoreceivedpaymentswere non-poor.
- Students frompoorfamiliesreceivedsimilarscorestostudentsfrom non-poorfamilies.
Rich and wealthy
- affluence
- affluenza
- bankability
- bankable
- bazillionaire
- be rolling in itidiom
- be stinking richidiom
- clover
- creditworthy
- fat
- landed
- moneyed
- not be short of a bob or twoidiom
- prosperity
- purchasing power
- roll
- self-supporting
- strike
- strike goldidiom
- wealthy
non-poor
noun[plural]
(alsononpoor)uk/ˌnɒnˈpɔːr/us/ˌnɑːnˈpʊr/the non-poor
peoplewho are notpoorconsideredtogether as agroup:
Thecurrentrulesbenefitthe non-poor.
It can be hard totellthepoorfrom the nonpoor.
- Wedividedthepopulationinto thepoorand the non-poor.
- Most oftheirpoliciestendtohelpthe non-poor.
- The non-poorspendmoretimevisitingmuseumsandgalleries.
Rich and wealthy
- affluence
- affluenza
- bankability
- bankable
- bazillionaire
- be rolling in itidiom
- be stinking richidiom
- clover
- creditworthy
- fat
- landed
- moneyed
- not be short of a bob or twoidiom
- prosperity
- purchasing power
- roll
- self-supporting
- strike
- strike goldidiom
- wealthy