Affluential
noun
an affluent person who does not display his or her wealth in the form of material possessions
Historical Examples
He is one of our most affluential Trustees, and has given large sums of money toward the asylums support.
Daddy Long-Legs Jean Webster
adjective
wealthy and influential; rich and powerful
Examples
The sons and daughters of magnates are affluential.
Word Origin
a blend of affluent and influential
Usage Note
affluential n.
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