Synonyms and antonyms of Large amounts of money in British Thesaurus

wealth (noun)

a large amount of money and other valuable things

fortune (noun)

a very large amount of money

pile (noun)

a large amount of money

windfall (noun)

an amount of money that you get when you are not expecting it, especially a large amount

payout (noun)

a large amount of money paid to someone, for example by an insurance company or as a prize in a competition

mint (noun)

informal a large amount of money

big money (noun)

informal a lot of money

a small fortune ()

a lot of money

a pot/crock of gold ()

a large amount of money that will make someone rich for ever

substantial (adjective)

used about large amounts of money

a bundle ()

a lot of money

a few bob ()

a fairly large amount of money

a king’s ransom ()

a very large amount of money

a/the princely sum ()

a large amount of money. This word or expression is usually used humorously to talk about an amount that you think is very small or not enough.

big bucks (noun)

informal big money

cool (adjective)

informal used with an amount of money for emphasizing how large it is

fat (adjective)

informal used about an amount of money that is very large

fortune (noun)

informal a lot of money

handsome (adjective)

a handsome amount of money is large

healthy (adjective)

a healthy amount of money is a large amount

hefty (adjective)

a hefty amount of money is a large and impressive amount

megabucks (noun)

informal a very large amount of money

packet (noun)

Britishinformal a large amount of money

tidy (adjective)

informal a tidy amount of money is a large amount