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lucrativity

lucrativity noun: the quality of being lucrative.

Noun

lucrativity (uncountable)

  1. The quality of being lucrative.
    • Heah I was de chief janitah an’ custodian of de democratic headquahters of Cook county, a position of responsibility an’ lucrativity.1908 May 28, “[Love of Pork Forger’s Bane: Negro Janitor of Cook County Democracy Hall ‘Falls.’ He Fears Effect on Party. Regrets Using John Tansey’s Name, as Political Blunder.] Disgrace on ‘De...
    • As before, the rate of preference (or aversion) between x and y (say between risk and lucrativity of meat) equals, in equilibrium, their rate of transformation; and the price of each asset is proportionate to its marginal productivity, the latter being redefined as the utility of the best set of...1938 October, J[acob] Marschak, “Money and the Theory of Assets”, in Ragnar Frisch, editor, Econometrica: Journal of the Econometric Society, volume 6, number 4, Colorado Springs, Colo.: Econometric...
    Synonyms:
    lucrativeness

Synonyms of lucrativity

Origin of lucrativity

From lucrative + -ity.

Questions about lucrativity

What does lucrativity mean?
Lucrativity means the quality of being lucrative.
What part of speech is lucrativity?
Lucrativity is a noun.

Words near lucrativity in the dictionary

  1. lucoddy
  2. Lucraft
  3. lucrative
  4. lucratively
  5. lucrativeness
  6. lucrativity
  7. lucre
  8. Lucret
  9. Lucretia
  10. Lucretian
  11. Lucretius

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