Synonyms and antonyms of Rich in American Thesaurus

cash-rich (adjective)

someone who is cash-rich has a lot of money, but very little time to spend it, making them time-poor

cash-rich (adjective)

a cash-rich person, business or economy has a lot of money available to spend and invest

time-poor (adjective)

someone who is time-poor has very little free time, and so even though they may have plenty of money they do not have much leisure time to spend it

the rich (adjective)

owning a lot of money, property, or valuable possessions

the wealthy (adjective)

a wealthy person, organization, or country is one that has a large amount of money, land, and other valuable things

prosperous (adjective)

rich and successful

affluent (adjective)

rich enough to buy things for pleasure

well-to-do (adjective)

rich

comfortably off (adjective)

rich enough to pay for everything you need

well-off (adjective)

informal rich, or having enough money to live well

affluent (adjective)

used about a place where people have a lot of money

better off (adjective)

having more money

comfortable (adjective)

rich enough to pay for everything you need

comfortably (adverb)

with everything you need to have a pleasant way of life, especially money

doing (very) nicely ()

successful and usually earning a lot of money

filthy rich (informal)

informal very rich

flush (adjective)

informal with a lot more money than you usually have

in funds ()

if someone is in funds, they have a lot of money

in the lap of luxury ()

in very comfortable and expensive conditions

landed (adjective)

used for describing people who own a lot of land, especially when their family has owned it for a long time

leisured (adjective)

rich enough to have a lot of time to relax and do things for enjoyment

loaded (adjective)

informal very rich

minted (adjective)

spoken with plenty of money. This word is used mainly by young people.

moneyed (adjective)

rich, or relating to rich people

money is no object ()

used for saying that you have a lot of money and can buy what you want

monied ()

another spelling of moneyed

on easy street ()

rich

propertied (adjective)

owning a lot of property, especially land

richly (adverb)

with a lot of money or benefit

set for life ()

someone who is set for life has so much money that they never need to work again

stinking rich (informal)

informal very rich

well-born (adjective)

born to a rich family or to a family of high social class

well-fed (adjective)

a well-fed person has had a lot to eat, either at one meal or over a long period of time. This word is sometimes used for saying that the person is fat or rich

well-heeled (adjective)

informal rich

worth (adjective)

used for saying how rich someone is