Synonyms for better off
bet·ter off

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1. better off(p)adjective

   in a more fortunate or prosperous condition

   "she would have been better off if she had stuck with teaching"; "is better off than his classmate"

   Antonyms:
   unfortunate

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1. Michael Briggs:

   On Medicare for all, the middle class would be far better off because it would save taxpayers money, more people would get better care at less cost. Didn't (Clinton) used to be for that?

2. Mick Mulvaney:

   You hate to sound like a cliche, but are you better off than you were four years ago ? It's pretty simple, right ? ' It's the economy, stupid.' I think that's easy, people will vote for somebody they don't like if they think it's good for them.

3. Hillary Clinton:

   I can tell you what I am, I am a progressive Democrat … who likes to get things done, and who believes that we’re better off in this country when we’re trying to solve problems together. Getting people to work together. There will always be strong feelings and I respect that, from, you know, the far right, the far left, libertarians, whoever it might be, we need to get people working together.

4. Jason Chaffetz:

   Are you going to actually grow the economy and jobs, are entrepreneurs going to be better off, are small businessmen going to be better off, with more taxes and more government? No!

5. Allen Adamson:

   Corporate leaders are better off having a very clear, principled view that customers can either agree or disagree with rather than having ambiguity and lack of clarity as to what the company stands for.