Money

Synonyms for estate

One audited sense, one true synonym, and three words that come close enough to cost you the rung.

Tier 1, Foothills · 1 sense · noun

The sensenounTier 1, FoothillsMoney

extensive landed property (especially in the country) retained by the owner for their own use

The family owned a large estate on Long Island.

The sentence the app shows, and the only thing that settles which meaning is meant.

The true synonym

land

Same sentence, swapped: The family owned a large land on Long Island.

Close but different

These are the other three tiles the game puts on screen for this sense. Each one is a real word with a real meaning, and none of them is a synonym for estate as it is used in the sentence above.

location
fortune
shape

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Closest first: other money words at Foothills, then the same tier across the rest of the library.

amountverb, nouncometo measure up to in kind or qualityFoothills2 sensesHas a reason line buynounstealan advantageous purchaseFoothills lossnounredthe amount by which the cost of a business exceeds its revenueFoothills2 sensesHas a reason line assistancenounaidgift of money or other material help to support a person or causeTreeline2 sensesHas a reason line bundlenounpilea large sum of money (especially as pay or profit)TreelineHas a reason line worriedadjectiveupsetafflicted with or marked by anxious uneasiness or trouble or griefFoothills2 senses worryverbcarebe concerned withFoothillsHas a reason line yearnounclassa body of students who graduate togetherFoothills2 sensesHas a reason line

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