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live like a king/lord
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(Definition of live like a king/lord from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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live by your wits idiom
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live for sth/sb phrasal verb
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live high on/off the hog idiom
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live in sin idiom
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live it up idiom
- live like a king/lord idiom
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live off sb/sth phrasal verb
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live off the fat of the land idiom
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live on borrowed time idiom
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live on sth phrasal verb (FOOD)
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live on sth phrasal verb (MONEY)
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SMART Thesaurus: Rich and wealthy
Synonyms and related words:
- be rolling in it idiom
- deep pockets idiom
- feather your own nest idiom
- flush adjective (RICH)
- get-rich-quick idiom
- in the lap of luxury idiom
- landed adjective
- live high on/off the hog idiom
- money talks idiom
- not be short of a bob or two idiom
- nouveau riche adjective
- on easy street idiom
- privilege noun
- purchasing power noun
- rags-to-riches adjective
- rich adjective (MONEY)
- self-supporting adjective
- strike gold idiom
- strike it rich idiom
- well endowed adjective
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