Synonyms for Assets
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1. assets

   Synonyms:
   goods, proceeds, possessions, effects, property

   Antonyms:
   debts, liabilities

Princeton's WordNet

1. assetsnoun

   anything of material value or usefulness that is owned by a person or company

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1. • Possession

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1. assetsnoun

   Synonyms:
   property (particularly as compared with liabilities), effects, possessions, estate

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1. assetsnoun

   Synonyms:
   resources, property, effects, possessions

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1. List of paraphrases for "assets":

   asset, active, goods, property, abridged, holdings, properties, strengths, resources, possessions, actifs, actives, origins, acute, heritage

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1. Nicholas McQuire:

   He... fully understands the wealth of assets across Amazon's flywheel of operations.

2. Global Infrastructure Investor Association:

   Infrastructure as an asset class has emerged from within alternative assets into its own distinct class, private investors in this asset class are likely going to play a crucial role in the coming decades as existing infrastructure across the globe requires updating and new infrastructure is created.

3. Phelim Kine:

   They could have made it a golden region for economic green growth with forest cover and biodiversity treated as priceless assets rather than items to be pillaged.

4. Dmitri Wiederschain:

   It is of course a very competitive space but we now have 'foundation assets' to form a better rationale for combinations, if you look across the biopharmaceutical landscape, Sanofi is the only company which has all three assets in its own pipeline or partnered with Regeneron.

5. Ralph Fernandez:

   The assets of law enforcement are monster, the assets of a couple and their son are limited, regardless of what the person is charged with. To bring a family in and do that, when you have everything else at your disposal, to everyone, that seems like significant overkill.