He was born into a wealthy family.
Services for the affluent are increasing.
The residents of this area are affluent.
He was born into a wealthy family.
That country is blessed with resources and is known as a wealthy nation.
裕福 is the common, everyday word for being wealthy, while 富裕 is more formal and often appears in compounds like 富裕層.
金持ち is a casual, concrete term for a rich person, whereas 富裕 is an abstract, formal descriptor of wealth used for people or nations.
富裕 describes material wealth alone, while 富貴 adds the sense of high social rank along with the wealth.
貧しい means poor or lacking resources, the direct opposite of 富裕's meaning of being wealthy or affluent.
富裕 describes being wealthy or affluent, the direct opposite of 貧困 in the sense of economic poverty.
富裕 describes being wealthy and affluent, the direct opposite of the severe poverty and want expressed by 窮乏.
清貧 praises a poor but honest life, while 富裕 describes being wealthy and affluent.
Standard kanji form; high-frequency news and common usage.
Rarely used kanji form.
Rarely used kanji form.
Compound of 富 (wealth) and 裕 (abundant). The exact historical derivation is uncertain, but the combination naturally conveys 'abundant wealth'.