Rich

/rɪʧ/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Having a great deal of money or assets; wealthy.

The entrepreneur became rich after the successful launch of her startup.

Abundant or plentiful in resources or qualities.

The soil in this region is rich in nutrients, making it ideal for farming.

Characterized by a deep, full flavor; luxurious or indulgent.

The dessert was incredibly rich, covered in a thick layer of chocolate ganache.

Strongly characterized or filled with something, often used to describe culture or experiences.

The city has a rich history, full of interesting stories and landmarks.

Full of meaning or significance.

The lecture was rich in detail and provided a profound understanding of the subject.

Middle English riche, from Old French, from Latin 'ricus', meaning powerful or wealthy.

filthy rich

Extremely wealthy.

rich as Croesus

Extremely rich; very wealthy.

rich in experience

Having a lot of experience, especially of a good or enjoyable type.

wealth

An abundance of valuable resources or material possessions.

affluence

The state of having a great deal of money; opulence.

opulence

Great wealth or luxuriousness.

Rolling in it

After the big sale, he’s rolling in it.

Loaded

She must be loaded if she can afford that mansion.

Coined up

He’s really coined up from his tech startup.