Synonyms for better off
bet·ter off

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1. better off(p)adjective

   in a more fortunate or prosperous condition

   "she would have been better off if she had stuck with teaching"; "is better off than his classmate"

   Antonyms:
   unfortunate

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1. Ron Gula:

   Everyone is a target. The more information you can store on a name-brand ‘Cloud,’ the better off you will be.

2. Loren Cordain:

   He would be better off replacing the high-salt bacon with a grass-produced pork chop.

3. Vivek Murthy:

   We do know that the measures that we take to protect ourselves from the spread of COVID — including wearing masks in indoor spaces, being in well-ventilated spaces – those work and will work against omicron, we also know with vaccines, Chris, that even though we’re trying to figure out the exact level of protection our vaccines will give against omicron, in every case we have seen the vaccinated are better off, particularly more protected against hospitalization and death, than the unvaccinated. That’s why we're urging people to get vaccinated and boosted.

4. Pete Buttigieg:

   My generation is the generation that experienced school shootings beginning when I was in high school, the generation that fought in the post-9/11 wars, the first generation to have to deal with the reality of climate change, and the first generation not to be better off than our parents materially - if nothing changes, only a forward focus - untethered from the politics of the past and anchored by our shared values - can change our national politics and our nation's future.

5. Brandon Taylor:

   There's always something to learn, knowledge compounds over time, and the more I expose myself to investors who are better than me, the better off I will be.