enormous wealth

collocation in English

meaningsofenormousandwealth

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enormous
adjective
uk
/ɪˈnɔː.məs/us
/əˈnɔːr.məs/
extremely ...
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wealth
noun
uk
/welθ/us
/welθ/
a large amount of money or valuable possessions that ...
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(Definition ofenormousandwealthfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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But humans have anenormouswealthof other predicates as well, undoubtedly accessed exclusively via the ventral stream, and bearing only indirect relationships to salient attentiondrawing traits of objects.
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This is, nonetheless, a book to be treasured for theenormouswealthof information which it contains and which is presented in readily accessible format.
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The fishing industry bringsenormouswealthto this country.
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This country has anenormouswealthof talent.
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Itsenormouswealth-creation potential and the prospect of even greater employment opportunities are extremely important.
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He has anenormouswealthof experience in health and safety matters, particularly onshore.
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Enormouswealthwould be created by the intensive use of our capital equipment.
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It is one that is bringingenormouswealthto the country.
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That isenormouswealth, which is concentrated in very few hands.
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They can createenormouswealthby helping people to move around the world.
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Theenormouswealthof international expertise might be brought to bear on the commission's problems.
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But once they get the resources to control that, it will bring themenormouswealth.
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Then we have in the aggregateenormouswealth.
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My difficulty is to deal with theenormouswealthof material at my disposal.
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That will be the effect of this measure on the people who createenormouswealth.
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I am not sure that thisenormouswealthhas not got something to do with the bareness that has overtaken our religious life in this country.
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Itsenormouswealthis considered.
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There is anenormouswealthof patriotism to be found in our countryside; indeed, the springs of our national wealth have always been found in the countryside.
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There can be no question that it has broughtenormouswealthalready in the shape of capital increment to a number of these people.
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Are there any proposals to enable members of that force to serve overseas, because it has anenormouswealthof experience that many countries would find relevant?
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