affluence

On that score, the affluence of much of the country is a resource.

Here he married Mrs. Herbert, a lady of good family, with whom he lived in comfort, if not in affluence.

We did our best to help them out of our own pittance; but to all of us it was like falling from affluence to penury.

And how different everything was now in these days of affluence and adulation!

It is better to die with hunger, exempt from grief and fear, than to live in affluence with perturbation.

I saw that Marble was perplexed, and did not know, at first, but he was getting to be embarrassed by this affluence of kindred.