Synonyms for better 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. President Trump:

   If we’re unable to make a deal, we ’ll terminate NAFTA, we ’ll have a better deal, if we’re unable to make a deal, we will be better off... we’re not going to live with the deals the way they are.

2. Erna Solberg:

   Norway would have been better off inside the EU.

3. Matthew Miskin:

   It shows that investors likely turned over portfolios and potentially missed out on an accelerating stock market and they probably would have been better off just staying the course.

4. Michael Briggs:

   On Medicare for all, the middle class would be far better off because it would save taxpayers money, more people would get better care at less cost. Didn't (Clinton) used to be for that?

5. State John Kerry on Sunday:

   We are seeking reelection to the executive board because we believe that both the United States and UNESCO are better off the deeper our ties extend, and in standing for reelection, both President Obama and I are also pledging to work with our former colleagues in the U.S. Congress, and do all we can to restore U.S. funding to UNESCO in full.