rich

UK:*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˈrɪtʃ/US:USA pronunciation: IPA and respellingUSA pronunciation: IPA/rɪtʃ/ ,USA pronunciation: respelling(rich)

Inflections of 'rich' (adj):
richer
adj comparative
richest
adj superlative

rich
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Sense: Adjective: wealthy
Synonyms:
wealthy Collocations, affluent Collocations, well-to-do, loaded Collocations (slang), flush Collocations (slang), well-off, opulent, well-heeled, prosperous, filthy rich, rolling in money (informal), rolling in it (slang)
Antonyms:
poor Collocations, poverty-stricken, broke Collocations, penniless, hard-up, impoverished, destitute, needy, disadvantaged, down and out, skint (slang), broke Collocations (informal), not have a pot to piss in (UK, slang)
Sense: Adjective: luxurious
Synonyms:
lavish Collocations, luxurious Collocations, luxuriant, upscale, elegant Collocations, posh Collocations (UK, informal), ritzy (informal), swanky, high-class, fancy Collocations, opulent, sumptuous, deluxe
Antonyms:
plain Collocations, simple Collocations, modest Collocations, sparse Collocations, economical Collocations, second-rate, unstylish, unfashionable, austere, scanty, sparing
Sense: Adjective: full in flavor
Synonyms:
full Collocations, deep Collocations, strong Collocations, intense Collocations, savory, savoury (UK), heavy Collocations, delicious Collocations, creamy, buttery, sweet Collocations, sugary, bursting, flavorful, flavourful (UK), full of flavor, full of flavour (UK), full-bodied
Sense: Adjective: vivid in color
Synonyms:
vivid Collocations, vibrant Collocations, intense Collocations, deep Collocations, bright Collocations, lively Collocations, colorful Collocations, colourful (UK), saturated
Antonyms:
subdued Collocations, dim Collocations, drab Collocations, grey, colorless, somber, boring Collocations, neutral
Sense: Adjective: full - sounds or voices
Synonyms:
full Collocations, vibrant Collocations, resonant, deep Collocations, sonorous, harmonious, resonating
Antonyms:
dull Collocations, calm Collocations, cracked, faint Collocations, gentle Collocations, high-pitched, squeaky, hushed, muted, low Collocations, tinny, weak Collocations
Sense: Adjective: fertile
Synonyms:
fertile, lush Collocations, productive, fruitful Collocations, fecund, yielding, prolific, high-yielding, abundant, bountiful, fructiferous
Antonyms:
infertile, impotent, unfruitful, barren Collocations, bare Collocations, arid, fallow, withering, unproductive, sterile, desolate, bleak Collocations
Sense: Adjective: funny - informal
Synonyms:
hilarious Collocations, laughable, funny Collocations, humorous, amusing Collocations, absurd, entertaining Collocations, droll, odd Collocations, strange Collocations, ironic
Antonyms:
serious Collocations, grave Collocations, grim Collocations, sad Collocations, depressing Collocations, no laughing matter
Sense: Adjective: wealthy people or organizations - preceded by 'the'
Synonyms:
the wealthy, the affluent, the upper class, the one percent, the haves, aristocracy, oligarchy, the upper crust, the well-to-do
Antonyms:
the poor, the disadvantaged, the have-nots, the underprivileged, the needy, refugees, beggars, paupers


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