Riches

/ˈrɪtʃɪz/

Meaning & Definition

noun

Wealth or valuable resources.

The discovery of gold resulted in immense riches for the miners.

An abundance of valuable possessions or resources.

She amassed great riches through her successful investments.

A profound or plentiful supply of something.

The library was filled with the riches of literature from around the world.

The state of being wealthy or affluent.

Despite her riches, she remained humble and generous.

From Middle English 'riche', derived from Old French 'riche' and Latin 'ricus'.

money is no object

A phrase used to indicate that the speaker has abundant resources.

old money

Wealth that has been inherited rather than earned.

new money

Wealth that has recently been acquired.

affluence

The state of having a great deal of money.

prosperity

The state of being prosperous; wealth.

fortune

A large amount of money or assets.

Big bucks

He made big bucks from his business ventures.

Fat stacks

She has fat stacks saved up in her bank account.

Dough

He’s always talking about how much dough he made last year.