lucrative

/ˈluː.kɹə.tɪv/adjective

Bringing in a lot of money; producing good profits.

Example sentences

“She turned her hobby of baking into a lucrative side business.”
“Selling coffee at the music festival proved surprisingly lucrative.”

Standard partners: a lucrative deal, contract, or market. It describes the activity, not the person: a person is wealthy, a business is lucrative.

Synonyms for lucrative

profitable
moneymaking
well-paid
rewarding
gainful

Antonyms

unprofitable
loss-making

Find it in: Positive words.

Related words

lucidClearly expressed and simple to follow.lushGreen, thick, and healthy, describing plants that grow well or a place full of them.magnanimousKind and forgiving toward others, especially a defeated rival or someone weaker.majesticImpressively grand or dignified, like royalty.litheSlender and flexible, moving with ease and grace.liberateTo release someone or something from control, captivity, or restriction.