richly
adverb /ˈrɪtʃ.li/Definition
richly decorated, furnished, etc. › having a lot of beautiful or expensive decoration, furniture, etc.: The façade of the church is richly decorated in green and white marble.Plenty and abundantExpensive and luxuriousCosting too much › in a very special or valuable way, or in a way that is greater than usual: The cake takes two hours to cook, but your patience will be richly rewarded. She finally obtained the recognition which she so richly deserved.Very and extremeComplete and wholeIntensifying expressions
(Definition of richly adverb from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- costly adjective (EXPENSIVE)
- delicacy noun (FOOD)
- deluxe adjective
- executive adjective
- expensive adjective
- grandly adverb (ATTRACTING ADMIRATION)
- grandly adverb (IMPORTANTLY)
- lush adjective (LUXURIOUS)
- luxurious adjective
- luxury noun
- no expense is spared idiom
- opulent adjective
- plush adjective
- premium-rate adjective
- priceless adjective
- sumptuous adjective
- swish adjective
- tony adjective
- valuable adjective (MONEY)
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