0 to be able to buy or do something because you have enough money or time:
1 to allow someone to have something pleasant or necessary:
The hut afforded little protection from the elements.
[ + two objects ] Her seat afforded her an uninterrupted view of the stage.
2 to have enough money or time to buy, keep, or do something:
3 to be able to buy or do something because you have enough money:
He is over 60 and can't afford his pension contributions.
can afford to do sth Debt is not necessarily a bad thing if the consumer can afford to pay it back.
can afford to do sth We can afford to wait.
I can't afford to pay attention to any controversy.
Don't be so ridiculous! I can't possibly afford to go on holiday.
Building a dam would be a use of financial resources which this country cannot afford.
Cost utility analysis permits the cost of treatment to be considered according to the amount of benefit afforded to the patients.
Using only the most rigorous design, on the other hand, ignores the probative importance of replication and corroboration that multiple studies afford.
The third goal is related to the second: analysis/synthesis should afford musically interesting transformations and control.
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