Synonyms

big money

British

noun

large sums of money

there's big money in professional golf

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Example Sentences

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Big tours can mean big money for local economies and, according to Barclays, Taylor Swift's Eras Tour contributed almost £1bn to the UK economy when it hit London, Cardiff, Edinburgh and Liverpool last year.

From BBC

Some have made big money mimicking the trades of potential insiders with specialized software that can instantly copy the moves of any trader on Polymarket, which posts all of its transactions to the blockchain.

From Barron's

"I think there is big money to be made from a possible assoc w/him _ I have ideas I want to talk to you about but only after I have seen him."

From BBC

Two of the big money signings Arsenal made last summer to finally get them over the line to win a first title in 22 years did the damage on another painful day for Spurs.

From Barron's

There’s big money to be made or lost betting on how the rotations in the market work out.

From The Wall Street Journal

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