opulence
21opulence — n 1. affluence, wealth, riches; fortune, plenty, bounty; prosperity, Sl. easy street, wealthiness; money, gold, capital, substance, property, resources, wherewithal. 2. abundance, plenitude, amplitude, fullness, richness; excessiveness,… …
22opulence — op·u·lence …
23opulence — See: opulent …
24opulence — op•u•lence [[t]ˈɒp yə ləns[/t]] also op′u•len•cy n. 1) wealth, affluence 2) abundance, as of resources 3) the state of being opulent …
25opulence — /ˈɒpjələns/ (say opyuhluhns) noun 1. wealth, riches, or affluence. 2. abundance, as of resources, etc. 3. the state of being opulent. Also, opulency …
26opulence — nf. => Fortune, Richesse …
27opulence — noun wealth as evidenced by sumptuous living • Syn: ↑luxury, ↑luxuriousness, ↑sumptuousness • Derivationally related forms: ↑sumptuous (for: ↑sumptuousness), ↑opulent, ↑ …
28L'Ère de l'opulence — Auteur John Kenneth Galbraith Genre Livre Pays d origine  Canada Date de parution 1958 …
29Natural Progress of Opulence — The Natural Progress of Opulence comes from a chapter in The Wealth of Nations by Adam Smith. The subject of this chapter in The Wealth of Nations is the “allocation of capital between cities and the countryside.”[1] Adam Smith asserts that the… …
30aiśvarya — opulence, splendour, majesty or supremacy; in regard to bhakti, this refers to devotion to Śrī Kṛṣṇa in a mood of awe and reverence rather than sweetness (mādhurya), thus restricting the intimacy of exchange between Śrī Bhagavān and His devotee …
