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View usage for: (hweəʳwɪðɔːl) singular noun [oft NOUN to-infinitive]If you have the wherewithal for something, you have the means, especially the money, that you need for it. She didn't have the financial wherewithal to do it. Some of the companies illegally sent the wherewithal for making chemical weapons. [Also + for]Synonyms: resources, means, money, funds More Synonyms of wherewithal wherewithal in British Englishnoun (ˈwɛəwɪðˌɔːl)1. the wherewithal pronoun (ˌwɛəwɪðˈɔːl)2. a less common word for wherewith (sense 1), wherewith (sense 2) wherewithal in American English (ˈhwɛrwɪðˌɔl; ˈwɛrwɪðˌɔl) noun1. that with which something can be done; necessary means, esp. money usually with the the wherewithal to continue one's education Examples of 'wherewithal' in a sentencewherewithal In other languageswherewithal British English: wherewithal NOUNthe wherewithal If you have the wherewithal for something, you have the means, especially the money, that you need for it. She didn't have the financial wherewithal to do it. - American English: wherewithal
- Brazilian Portuguese: recursos
- Chinese: 所需物资 >尤指资金
- European Spanish: recursos
- French: moyens
- German: Mittel
- Italian: mezzi
- Japanese: 資金
- Korean: 필요한 자금
- European Portuguese: recursos
- Latin American Spanish: recursos
Definition the necessary funds, resources, or equipment She didn't have the financial wherewithal to start a new business. Synonyms resources means funds supplies ready (informal) essentials ready money Additional synonymsDefinition wealth used to produce more wealth by investment The company is having difficulties in raising capital. Synonyms money, funds, stock, investment(s), property, cash, finance, finances, financing, resources, assets, wealth, principal, means, wherewithal, wonga (slang) Definition the official currency, in the form of banknotes or coins, issued by a government A lot of money that you pay goes back to the distributor. Synonyms cash, funds, capital, currency, wealth, hard cash, green (slang), readies (informal), riches, necessary (old-fashioned), silver, bread (slang), coin, tin (slang), brass (NorthernEngland, dialect), loot (informal), dough (slang), rhino (British, slang, old-fashioned), the ready (informal), banknotes, dosh (British, Australian, slang), lolly (British, slang), the wherewithal, legal tender, megabucks (US, Canadian, slang), needful (informal), specie, shekels (informal), wonga (slang), dibs (slang), filthy lucre (facetious), moolah (slang), ackers (slang), gelt (slang, US), spondulicks (slang, rare), pelf (archaic), mazuma (slang, US), kembla (Australian, slang) Nearby words ofwherewithal - wheeze
- whelp
- whereabouts
- wherewithal
- whet
- whiff
- while
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