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Owning a lot of resources, such as money or property
“He was a very rich man who had made his fortune in real estate over a number of years.”
Very fine or luxurious in quality or standard
“The rich fabrics used include soft velvet, sheer chiffon, and shiny satin.”
Existing in plentiful quantities
“Treasure hunters converged on the small town after rumors of a rich supply of gold in the valley nearby.”
Well stocked with
“Fruits and vegetables rich in antioxidants can help scavenge free radicals generated by stress.”
Decadently pleasing to taste
“This wine seduces with rich flavors of vanilla and hazelnut.”
Easily or readily leading to satiety when eaten
“It is difficult to resist the temptation to indulge in all that delicious-looking, rich, and comforting food.”
Full-bodied, such as of a flavor or sound
“The rich taste from a glass of Bordeaux usually works in harmony with red meat.”
Vibrant or intense in color
“The bare stems turn into a rich mahogany red during winter.”
Having a fullness in sound
“That sumptuous, rich contralto voice is of a type they just don't make anymore.”
Ironic in nature, usually in an absurd or annoying way
“Isn't it a bit rich for Jessie to accuse others of misconduct after faking his own injury?”
Capable of growing abundant crops
“When soil is depleted, tree farms move to new locations, displacing food crops from rich agricultural land.”
Melodiously or musically soft and sweet
(of countryside) Green with grass or other rich vegetation
Elaborately or highly decorated in design or decoration
Impressive or grand in size, appearance, or manner
Producing a surplus or profitable
Very liberal in giving or bestowing
Having a period of great prosperity or rapid economic growth
Giving clear and vividly explicit details
Very large in amount, value or degree
Resembling cream, grease or oil in consistency
Unpleasantly rough or jarring in smell or taste
Unusually good or remarkable
(of an accent) Very marked and difficult to understand
Expensive, costing a lot of money
Having influence or power
Having great value, as a commodity or on a sentimental level
Full of meaning or significance
(of food) Satisfying and sentimental in nature
Affluent people who have (wealth) collectively
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