filthy rich
Very rich (wealthy).
rich
/ɹɪt͡ʃ/
adj 5name 5verb 2
Collocations
16(adj.) with a lot of money
VERBS
be, feel, look
become, get, grow
She dreamed of growing rich enough to buy a house by the seaside.
make sb
Winning the lottery made him rich enough to retire at thirty.
ADV
enormously, extremely, fabulously, filthy
Her family became extremely rich after discovering oil on their land.
immensely, incredibly, seriously, stinking
My uncle became seriously rich after selling his tech company to a major corporation.
very
My grandmother was very rich, so she could afford to travel around the world every year.
quite, relatively
newly
Her newly rich parents bought an enormous house in the suburbs last year.
(adj.) containing/providing sth
VERBS
be
ADV
especially, exceptionally, extraordinarily, particularly, unusually, very
The chocolate cake was extraordinarily rich, so we could only eat small pieces.
fairly, quite, relatively | potentially
culturally
The city's museums and festivals make it culturally rich in ways that attract visitors worldwide.
PREP
in
Brazil nuts are rich in selenium, a mineral that supports your immune system.
(adj.) of food
VERBS
be
ADV
very, wonderfully
The chocolate cake was wonderfully rich and took only a small slice to feel satisfied.
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