Synonyms for Assets
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1. assets

   Synonyms:
   goods, proceeds, possessions, effects, property

   Antonyms:
   debts, liabilities

Princeton's WordNet

1. assetsnoun

   anything of material value or usefulness that is owned by a person or company

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1. • Possession

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1. assetsnoun

   Synonyms:
   property (particularly as compared with liabilities), effects, possessions, estate

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1. assetsnoun

   Synonyms:
   resources, property, effects, possessions

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1. List of paraphrases for "assets":

   asset, active, goods, property, abridged, holdings, properties, strengths, resources, possessions, actifs, actives, origins, acute, heritage

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1. Lloyd Blankfein:

   ( The) U.S. economy is not going off the rails, i'm generally sanguine. We muddle through. I think some of this is an overreaction to the overreaction of assets being so swollen.

2. Brad Smith:

   Alys and I are committed to the success of Ascend WV and Ascend WV ability to leverage West Virginia's outdoor assets to attract fresh talent, cultivate dynamic communities and continue to fuel the entrepreneurial and innovative thinking that are hallmarks of the state.

3. Paul McDade:

   In Ghana, we're kind of blessed with high quality, low cost assets.

4. Charlie Ripley:

   Over the week we've seen risk assets rebound as favorable economic data and positive geopolitical developments provided comfort to investors that a broad slowdown isn't about to take shape.

5. Greig Aitken:

   A tipping point has been reached, and there really should be no new commissioning of gas infrastructure from now given the timelines involved, unless companies and their financial backers actually welcome the idea of having stranded assets on their books.