roll in wealth
To be very rich.
"Why, indeed! Don't be a fool! You know if he marries her she'll roll in wealth," said Korabléva.
wealth
/wɛlθ/
noun 3
Collocations
12(noun.) money, property, etc.
ADJ
considerable, enormous, great, untold, vast | growing, increasing
economic, financial, material, mineral, natural
The small nation's financial wealth comes mainly from its oil exports and banking sector.
national, personal, private
VERB + WEALTH
have, possess | accumulate, acquire, inherit
lose
Many families lost their wealth during the economic crisis of 2008.
create
PHRASES
a distribution/redistribution of wealth
The government's new policies aim to achieve a fairer distribution of wealth across all social classes.
(noun.) a wealth of: a lot of
ADJ
enormous, whole
VERB + WEALTH
have
The royal family has accumulated great wealth over many centuries of rule.
PREP
of ~
His family's display of wealth made them stand out in the small, quiet neighborhood.
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