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Main Entry: resource
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: supply drawn upon, either material or nonmaterial

Synonyms:

ability, appliance, artifice, assets, capability, capital, cleverness, contraption, contrivance, course, creation, device, expedient, fortune, hoard, ingenuity, initiative, inventiveness, makeshift, means, measure, method, mode, nest egg, property, quick-wittedness, recourse, refuge, relief, reserve, resourcefulness, riches, shift, source, step, stock, stockpile, store, stratagem, substance, substitute, support, surrogate, system, talent, way, wealth, worth

Antonyms:

product
Main Entry: resources
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: money, possessions, natural resources

Synonyms:

ace in hole, assets, backing, bankroll, basics, belongings, budget, capital, collateral, effects, funds, holdings, income, kitty, material goods, means, nest egg, nut*, property, reserves, revenue, riches, savings, sock, stuff, supplies, the goods, ways and means, wealth, wherewithal

Antonyms:

debt
Main Entry: advantage
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: benefit, favored position or circumstance

Synonyms:

aid, ascendancy, asset, assistance, authority, avail, blessing, boon, break, choice, comfort, convenience, dominance, edge, eminence, expediency, favor, gain, good, gratification, help, hold, improvement, influence, interest, lead, leeway, leg-up, leverage, luck, mastery, odds, position, power, pre-eminence, precedence, preference, prestige, prevalence, profit, protection, recognition, resources, return, sanction, starting, superiority, support, supremacy, upper hand, utility, wealth
Notes: advantage is a relatively favorable position; superiority of means while vantage is a position, condition, or opportunity that is likely to provide superiority or an advantage

Antonyms:

disadvantage, drawback, handicap, hindrance, loss, obstacle, restriction
Main Entry: asset
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: advantage

Synonyms:

aid, benefit, blessing, boon, credit, distinction, help, resource, service, treasure

Antonyms:

disadvantage, liability
Main Entry: asset(s)
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: property or money possessed

Synonyms:

ace in the hole, ace up sleeve, backing, bankroll, budget, capital, credit, equity, estate, funds, goods, holdings, kitty, mattress, means, nest egg, nut*, possessions, rainy day, reserve(s), resources, riches, sock, something put aside, something put away, stake, stash, stuff, valuables, wealth

Antonyms:

liability
Main Entry: backlog
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: uncompleted work; accumulation

Synonyms:

excess, hoard, inventory, quantity, reserve(s), reservoir, resources, stock, stockpile, store, supply
Main Entry: beginning
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: origin, cause

Synonyms:

antecedent, birth, conception, egg, embryo, font, fount, fountain, fountainhead, generation, genesis, germ, heart, principle, resource, root, seed, stem, well

Antonyms:

conclusion, outcome, result
Main Entry: budget
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: financial plan

Synonyms:

account, aggregate, allocation, allowance, bulk, cost, estimated expenses, finances, fiscal estimate, funds, means, planned disbursement, quantity, quantum, resources, spending plan, statement, total
Main Entry: capital
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: financial assets

Synonyms:

CD, IRA, business, cash, estate, finances, financing, fortune, funds, gold, interests, investment, kitty, means, money, nest egg, principal, property, resources, savings, stake, stock, substance, treasure, ways and means, wealth, wherewithal
Main Entry: cash
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: money; assets

Synonyms:

banknote, bread, buck*, bullion, cabbage, chicken feed, coin, coinage, currency, dinero, dough, funds, green stuff, investment, legal tender, lot, mazumah, note, payment, pledge, principal, ready assets, refund, remuneration, reserve, resources, riches, savings, scratch*, security, skins, stock, supply, treasure, wampum, wherewithal
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