0 rich:
a moneyed family
1 rich and therefore powerful:
moneyed class/family/elite He comes from a moneyed family.
They, too, nurtured the dream of an expansive civil society built not upon savage barter but upon transactions among self-possessed, moneyed persons.
Lacking direct elections, the system finds itself also free from exploitation of the electoral process by moneyed interests.
Therefore, those among the moneyed classes who invested in landed cattle-raising profited distinctively.
It would be attacking its moneyed supporters in the country and its coffers would be empty.
In the past the moneyed people made their terms; they would find the money only if they believed in the war.
A pocket borough depends on a moneyed man, but a trade union consists of a number of people with very little money but with votes.
In that way one can transform some moneyed person into a dictator.
We know only too well that it is often among the less moneyed classes that the greatest amount of gambling takes place.
