rich

adjective

1)

rich people

Syn:

wealthy, affluent, moneyed, well off, well-to-do, prosperous, opulent, silk-stocking; informal rolling in money, rolling in it, rolling in (the) dough, in the money, loaded, flush, stinking rich, filthy rich, well-heeled, made of money

See note at wealthy

Ant:

poor

2)

rich furnishings

Syn:

sumptuous, opulent, luxurious, luxury, deluxe, lavish, gorgeous, splendid, magnificent, costly, expensive, fancy; informal posh, plush, ritzy, swanky, classy, swank

Ant:

plain, austere

3)

a garden rich in flowers

Syn:

abounding in, full of, well provided with, well stocked in/with, crammed with, packed with, teeming with, bursting with; informal jam-packed with, chockablock with, chock-full of

4)

a rich supply of restaurants

Syn:

plentiful, abundant, copious, ample, profuse, lavish, liberal, generous, bountiful; literary plenteous, bounteous

Ant:

poor, meager

5)

rich soil

Syn:

fertile, productive, fecund, fruitful

Ant:

barren

6)

a rich sauce

Syn:

creamy, heavy, full-flavored, fatty

Ant:

delicate, light

7)

a rich wine

Syn:

full-bodied, heavy, fruity

Ant:

light

8)

rich colors

Syn:

strong, deep, full, intense, vivid, brilliant

Ant:

delicate, pastel

9)

her rich voice

Syn:

sonorous, full, resonant, deep, clear, mellow, mellifluous, full-throated

Ant:

thin, reedy