Afford
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British pronunciation/ɐfˈɔːd/
American pronunciation/əˈfɔɹd/

Definition & Meaning of "afford"

to afford
01

to be able to pay the cost of something

Transitive: to afford a commodity
to afford definition and meaning
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Individuals are actively affording education through various financial planning strategies.
If you save consistently, you may eventually afford to buy a house.
Financial stability allows individuals to afford unexpected expenses without causing hardship.
02

to possess enough of something to use or spare

Transitive: to afford a resource
03

to have the ability to produce or supply something as needed

Transitive: to afford sth
04

to provide access to or give someone the opportunity to do something

Transitive: to afford an opportunity
Ditransitive: to afford sb an opportunity
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The new law affords citizens more rights and protections.
The key card affords access to all areas of the building.
His wealth afforded him the luxury of traveling around the world.
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Individuals are actively affording education through various financial planning strategies.
If you save consistently, you may eventually afford to buy a house.
Financial stability allows individuals to afford unexpected expenses without causing hardship.
Budgeting wisely helps individuals afford their desired lifestyle without overspending.
The goal is to afford essential needs and still have room for savings and leisure activities.
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