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rich

Definition for rich

adjective as in flavorful

adjective as in full in color or sound

adjective as in very funny

noun as in wealthy people or institutions

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Early in the book, Witt examines what the concentration of money in the richest 10% of Americans in the 1920s “seemed to be doing to American democracy.”

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It all makes for rich debate at Oslo University's course on war, peace, and the Nobel Prize.

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Despite Los Angeles’ contributions to a rich literary history, the literary community struggles to stay rooted in place as writers’ spaces and financial support move elsewhere.

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He struck it rich, and got into the lumber business.

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They point out again and again that most residents of rich countries already consume more protein than they need.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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