Rich — synonyms, rich antonyms, definition

1. rich (a)

abounding abstract abstruse absurd abundant abysmal affluent ample bountiful bright buried colourful comfortable concentrated costly dear deep delicate deluxe difficult • • •

2. rich (Adjective)

copious full-bodied racy robust lean poor

rich (Adjective) — Possessing material wealth. ex. "her father is extremely rich" ex. "many fond hopes are pinned on rich uncles"

rich (Adjective) — Having an abundant supply of desirable qualities or substances (especially natural resources). ex. "blessed with a land rich in minerals" ex. "rich in ideas" ex. "rich with cultural interest"

rich (Adjective) — Of great worth or quality. ex. "a rich collection of antiques"

rich (Adjective) — (of land or soil) capable of growing abundant crops or plants. ex. "rich soil"

rich (Adjective) — Strong; intense. ex. "a rich red"

rich (Adjective) — Very productive. ex. "rich seams of coal"

rich (Adjective) — (chemistry) high in mineral content; having a high proportion of fuel to air. ex. "a rich vein of copper" ex. "a rich gas mixture"

rich (Adjective) — Suggestive of or characterized by great expense. ex. "a rich display"

rich (Adjective) — Containing plenty of fat, or eggs, or sugar. ex. "rich desserts" ex. "they kept gorging on rich foods"

rich (Adjective) — Marked by richness and fullness of flavour. ex. "a rich ruby port"

rich (Adjective) — Pleasantly full and mellow. ex. "a rich tenor voice"

rich (Adjective) — Affording an abundant supply. ex. "a rich supply"

financial condition metallurgy

3. rich (Noun)

rich people poor

rich (Noun) — People who have possessions and wealth (considered as a group). ex. "only the very rich benefit from this legislation"

people