V2 Vocabulary Building Dictionary
lucrative
adjective
Definition: producing profit or wealth
Synonyms: profitable, worthwhile, fruitful, productive, moneymaking, gainful
Antonyms: unprofitable
Tips: Lucrative is derived from the Latin lucrari, meaning “to gain.” If something, such as a business enterprise, is said to be lucrative, it means it will be worthwhile and likely produce a good profit. Lucrative is a more sophisticated way to say "worthwhile and profitable."
Usage Examples:
I think this partnership should prove to be lucrative for everyone involved. (profitable)
This looks like a lucrative opportunity that will be very profitable. (moneymaking, gainful)
I think this partnership will make money for all of us and will be a very lucrative venture. (worthwhile, profitable)
Buying a new home may prove to be my most lucrative investment. (gainful, worthwhile)
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