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beyond means
beyond one's means
more than one can afford. I'm sorry, but this house is beyond our means. Please show us a cheaper one. They feel that a Caribbean cruise is beyond their means.
beyond your means
also beyond the means of somebody too expensive for you We bought a retirement home, but at first the repair work was beyond our means.
Opposite of: within your means
Common Names:
| Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
| Steaphan | | - | Scottish |
| Denise | | de-NEEZ (French), də-NEES (English), də-NEE-sə (Dutch) | French, English, Dutch |
| Liorit | | - | Hebrew |
| Griogair | | - | Scottish |
| Toshe | | TO-she | Macedonian |
| IonuȚ | | - | Romanian |