afford

/əˈfɔːd/verb

To provide or supply something as a natural result or benefit.

Example sentence

“The balcony affords a wonderful view of the harbor.”

This formal sense appears in writing: "the window affords a fine view". The everyday sense is having enough money: "I can't afford it".

Related words

spendTo use money to pay for things.couponA ticket or slip issued by a maker or seller that gives you money off a certain product.earnTo receive money, praise, or another reward because of the work or effort you have put in.clearanceAn event where a shop sells goods at big discounts to free up space for new stock.borrowTo take something from another person for a while, planning to give it back.boutiqueA small store, often one selling stylish clothing, jewelry, or similar goods.