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Be well/better/badly, etc. off

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Financial ContextPlay
This phrase often relates to one's financial status or stability. SlideAfter her promotion, she is financially better off.
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Relative ImprovementPlay
Used to show an improvement relative to the previous state of affairs. SlideThey are doubly well off since moving to the cheaper, more spacious house.
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Comparative SituationsPlay
Helps to compare someone's situation with others. SlideDespite being unemployed, he's better off than many with jobs because of his savings.