What is another word for have the means for?
Pronunciation: [hav ðə mˈiːnz fɔː] (IPA) 
The phrase "have the means for" implies a certain level of financial capability or resourcefulness. There are several other synonyms with different connotations that could be used in its place. For example, "afford" suggests that the cost of something is within your budget. "Capable of" implies that you possess the requisite skills or abilities needed to accomplish a task. "Equipped to" means that you have the necessary tools or knowledge for a particular activity. "Enable" denotes the power to make something possible. Alternatively, "possess the resources for" implies that you have the materials or assets necessary to achieve a goal. Each of these synonyms can convey a slightly different sense of preparedness or competence when used in place of "have the means for.
