big money

The phrase "big money" is often used to describe substantial sums of money, whether in personal income, business transactions, or political influence.

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Definition

B2Finance

(informal)A substantial sum of money, often highlighting wealth or large financial resources.

Example

  • She started making big money after her promotion.

B2Business

(informal)Large amounts of money involved in high-stakes transactions or investments.

Example

  • The startup attracted big money from venture capitalists.

C1Politics

(informal, critical)Large corporations or wealthy individuals seen as having significant influence over political decisions.

Example

  • Many believe that big money has too much power in politics.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "big money":

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