Well-to-do (adjective)

1. Having a lot of money or financial resources.
2. Being wealthy and well-off.
3. Being financially secure and comfortable.
4. Having enough money to live a comfortable life.
5. Being well-off financially.

Origin:

From the idiom, 'well-to-do', meaning to be well-off or wealthy.

Examples:

1. The well-to-do family was known for their extravagant lifestyle and luxurious vacations.
2. The well-to-do businessman was always dressed in the latest designer clothing.
3. The well-to-do couple lived in a sprawling mansion on the outskirts of town.
4. The well-to-do company was able to weather the economic downturn due to their significant financial reserves.
5. The well-to-do individual was able to afford the best schools, private tutors, and the finest amenities.