Dictionary entry
Wherewithal
Pronunciation: /ˈwɛːwɪðɔːl/
Pronunciation
/ˈwɛːwɪðɔːl/
Myanmar Meaning
ကိစ္စတစ်ရပ်အတွက် လိုအပ်သော ငွေကျေး။
Definition
wherewithal /'weǝwÇðↄ:l/ n the wherewithal [sing] ( rhet or joc ) သံုးစြဲရန္ ဓနေၾကးေငြ။ My parents found the wherewithal to send me to a cheap fee-paying school.
Examples
- ‘The economic might means that we have the wherewithal to do whatever we need to do to meet this crisis.’
- ‘A national media that
- having been taken in
- lacks the wherewithal to tell it like it is.’
- ‘The vast majority of prisoners would lack the wherewithal to gather the witnesses and documents needed.’
- ‘If you had the wherewithal to afford a ‘moderate fee’ you could consult a palmist
- inside a beach tent.’
- ‘Few uninsured landlords and poor home owners have the wherewithal to rebuild - or the desire.’
- ‘Since he lacks the financing to build
- he lacks the wherewithal to complete his side of the contract.’
- ‘Then they had the wherewithal to pick up the shotgun shells and create this fantastic call to 911.’
- ‘Beyond all the wrangling
- though
- lie deeper-seated problems
- ills that the game actually has the wherewithal to cure.’
- ‘They are the lucky ones: they have the wherewithal to pay for goods.’
- ‘Ireland have the wherewithal to defeat a nation that has plenty of heritage but little by way of present form.’
- ‘Yet she hasn't the wherewithal to hire lawyers to fight for what she is due.’
- ‘All have the wherewithal to pay a premium for the quality of home life York offers.’
- ‘Actually
- it's the missing bits of story you're supposed to fill in that winds me up
- but I lack the wherewithal to explain why.’
- ‘If applicants have the money and wherewithal to wage a war of words
- the effort usually pays off.’
- ‘Luckily for them
- Kilkenny did not have the wherewithal to make them pay.’
- ‘The film has a beautiful cast and he had the vision and the wherewithal to make it
- and he made the picture look like it cost $100 million.’
- ‘They don't have the money or the wherewithal to want to slam him on environment.’
- ‘A gusher of cash flow is giving businesses the wherewithal to increase their capital outlays.’
- ‘We need to maintain this strong economic growth as it provides the wherewithal to address the main issues facing the country.’
- ‘Not everyone has the time
- but most have the wherewithal to make some kind of contribution.’