Affluential

Pronunciation: /əˈfluːʃəl/

Definitions of affluential

adjective describing someone who is influential due to their wealth or affluence

Example Sentences

A1 The affluential family lived in a big house with a swimming pool.

A2 She was born into an affluential family and never had to worry about money.

B1 The affluential businessman donated a large sum of money to charity.

B2 The affluential neighborhood was known for its luxurious homes and high-end shops.

C1 The affluential socialite traveled the world in style, staying in the most exclusive hotels.

C2 The affluential elite of society gathered at the exclusive gala to raise funds for a charitable cause.

Examples of affluential in a Sentence

formal The affluential family donated a large sum of money to the charity.

informal The affluential couple always throws extravagant parties.

slang The affluential dude drives a fancy sports car.

figurative Her affluential lifestyle was like a dream come true.

Grammatical Forms of affluential

• past tense: affluentialled
• plural: affluentials
• comparative: more affluential
• superlative: most affluential
• present tense: affluentials
• future tense: will be affluential
• perfect tense: have been affluential
• continuous tense: is being affluential
• singular: affluential
• positive degree: affluential
• infinitive: to be affluential
• gerund: being affluential
• participle: affluentialled

Origin and Evolution of affluential

First Known Use: 1980 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'affluential' is a combination of 'affluent' and 'influential', indicating a person or entity that is both wealthy and powerful.

Evolution of the word: The term 'affluential' has gained popularity in recent years as a descriptor for individuals or organizations that possess both wealth and influence in society.