Moneymaking

usgb/ˈmʌnimeɪkɪŋ/
adjective

Used to describe something that earns a lot of money.

Her clothing business turned out to be a moneymaking venture.
Visual representation of "moneymaking" - Used to describe something that earns a lot of money.

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  • moneymaking venture
  • moneymaking scheme
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Commercial Focus

Emphasizes a primary aim of making a good profit, often invoked in entrepreneurial contexts.

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She opened a series of cafes as part of her latest moneymaking initiative.
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Success Implication

Implies that the activity, venture, or scheme is currently successful or expected to be.

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He introduced a moneymaking app that revolutionized how we shop online.
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Not Always Ethical

Can be neutral or negative; may imply a focus on profit over ethics or quality.

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Critics argue that the new moneymaking strategy compromises user privacy.
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