rich
noun [plural] /rɪtʃ/Definition
the rich C1 rich people considered together as a group: The resort is frequented by the rich and famous.Wealthy people
(Definition of rich noun from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- capitalist noun
- county adjective
- deb noun
- designer socialist noun
- elite noun
- glitterati noun
- haves noun
- jet-setter noun
- laird noun
- nob noun
- plutocracy noun (PEOPLE)
- rentier noun
- tax exile noun
- the beautiful people idiom
- the jet set noun
- toff noun
- well heeled noun
- well off noun
- yuppie noun
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