gargantuan, extremely large, an asset, something valuable or useful that someone owns or has, over the long haul, over a long period of time, staggering, extremely large or surprising, a surge, a sudden, strong increase, a household, a person or group of people living together in one home, an heir, a person who will receive someone’s money or property after they die, to consolidate, to combine things into one stronger or more organized whole, on the cusp, at the point of being about to experience something new, to live off (their wealth), to use their money or investments to pay for their lives, bulk, the largest or main part of something, to beget, to cause or produce something, to bankroll, to provide the money needed to pay for something, to give sway to, to allow something to influence or control you, to make a mockery of (smth), to make something seem ridiculous or meaningless, to run counter to (smth), to be opposite to or conflict with something, (gender and race) disparities, differences or inequalities between groups, stark, very clear and often unpleasant or extreme, self-perpetuating, continuing or causing itself to continue, riddled with (loopholes), containing many gaps that allow rules to be avoided, a loophole, a gap or weakness in a rule or law that allows someone to avoid it, a descendant, a person related to someone and born later in their family, rigged, unfairly arranged so that a particular person or group will succeed, a vicious cycle, a situation in which one problem causes another, which makes the first problem worse

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