Etymology:
Meaning and Origin:
The word "affluence" refers to a state of great wealth and material abundance. It originated in the early 16th century in English, borrowed from the Latin word afluēns.
In Latin, afluēns was an adjective describing something that flowed in abundantly, such as a river or a supply of water. This meaning was extended to describe a person or place that had an abundance of wealth or resources.
Over time, the meaning of "affluence" became more specifically associated with material possessions and the high standard of living enjoyed by a wealthy individual or society. Today, it is often used to refer to the economic prosperity and consumerism that characterize modern industrialized societies.
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