profitable
The most common intensifier for profitable.
A very common way to say something is very profitable.
A strong, common intensifier for profitable.
Describes something that has the possibility of becoming profitable in the future.
Similar to 'enormously profitable', emphasizes a large scale of profit.
Expresses surprise at how profitable something is; very profitable.
Emphasizes a very large amount of profit.
Describes something that is profitable again and again over time without fail.
Describes a deal or relationship where both parties benefit financially or otherwise.
Strong adverb to describe something that generates very large profits.
Used to evaluate if the level of profit meets a certain standard or requirement.
Specifies that the profit is in terms of money, often used for emphasis or clarity.
A more formal way of saying 'profitable enough'.
Indicates a moderate or reasonable level of profit.
Indicates that something is only just profitable, with a very small margin.
The most common way to state that something makes a profit.
To cause something to become profitable through action.
To take actions to ensure something continues to be profitable.
To continue to be profitable over a period of time.
Synonym for 'remain profitable', to continue being profitable.
Indicates a transition from being unprofitable to profitable.
Used when something is shown to be profitable over time or after a trial.
To discover or realize that an activity or venture is profitable. Implies discovery from experience.
Used to describe something that seems to be making a profit.
Similar to 'appear profitable', suggests something looks profitable on the surface.