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rich
adjective as in having a lot of money
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affluent, easy, fat, prosperous, wealthy, well-heeled, well-off, well-to-do
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bloated, comfortable, fat-cat, filthy rich, gilded, in clover, in the money, loaded, made of money, moneyed, opulent, propertied, rolling in it, upscale, well provided for, worth a million
adjective as in abundant, well-supplied
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elegant, expensive, fertile, full, gorgeous, lush, plentiful, smart, splendid, valuable
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abounding, ample, classy, copious, costly, deluxe, elaborate, embellished, exquisite, extravagant, exuberant, fecund, fruitful, high-class, lavish, luxurious, magnificent, ornate, palatial, plenteous, posh, precious, priceless, productive, prolific, resplendent, ritzy, snazzy, spiffy, stylish, sumptuous, superb, swanky, well-endowed
adjective as in flavorful
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full-bodied, highly flavored, nourishing, nutritious, oily, sustaining
adjective as in full in color or sound
adjective as in very funny
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amusing, comical, diverting, droll, farcical, foolish, hilarious, humorous, incongruous, laughable, ludicrous, preposterous, ridiculous, risible, side-splitting, splitting
noun as in wealthy people or institutions
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bountiful, landed, monied, nouveau riche, old money, upper crust, well-to-do
Example Sentences
The pasta starts with béchamel sauce that’s stirred in with sweet butternut squash purée and a “rich, nutty, and tangy blend of Gouda, Cheddar, and Parmesan cheeses,” according to TJ’s.
In an impassioned speech, he said abolishing child poverty was "an investment" because, broadly speaking, "poor kids do badly in school and rich kids do better in school".
As the case unfolds, so does the reader’s understanding of how Jimmy and his growing family have become intrinsically bonded to the Orcadian people and land, rich with history and customs.
“This report shows that Pathways is incredibly effective at barring working people from health coverage and making corporate consultants richer.”
Only since the 1980s have obesity rates risen across all social classes, with a growing disparity between rich and poor.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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