Synonym: furnish, supply, yield. Similar words: can afford, afford to, effort, staff, gaffe, affair, affect, traffic. Meaning: [ə'fɔːd] 
v. 1. be able to spare or give up 2. be the cause or source of 3. have the financial means to do something or buy something 4. afford access to.
v. 1. be able to spare or give up 2. be the cause or source of 3. have the financial means to do something or buy something 4. afford access to. 
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1. No country, however rich, can afford the waste of its human resources. 
2. He can afford an apartment.
3. She cannot afford a new dress.
4. We can't afford to go abroad this summer.
5. No ordinary families can afford to hire servants.
6. Can we afford a new car?
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7. He could barely afford the railway fare.
8. My parents can't even afford a new refrigerator.
9. We cannot afford to ignore their advice.
10. Everyone should contribute what he or she can afford.
11. Ordinary folk can't afford cars like that.
12. They walked because they couldn't afford a taxi.
13. Wrong cannot afford defeat but Right can.
14. We cannot afford to waste precious time.
15. I don't think we can afford the expense.
16. They couldn't afford to pay the bills.
17. The only snag is, I can't afford it!
18. I can't afford to get sick .
19. We can't afford to go on vacation this year.
20. The govern-ment cannot afford to alienate either group.
21. I can't afford to be idle.
22. These trees afford a pleasant shade.
23. None of them could afford ￡40 for a ticket.
24. He can hardly afford an apartment.
25. The rivers afford an inexhaustible supply of fish.
26. I'd give up work if I could afford it.
27. They can't afford to equip their army.
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29. I can't afford to be lazy.
30. She can well afford to pay for herself.
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