CEFR B1
richly
adverb
Meaning 1: Description
In a way that is luxurious, elaborate, or abundant; in a way that is very interesting or enjoyable.
Examples
- The novel was richly illustrated with detailed drawings.
- She was richly rewarded for her efforts.
Meaning 2: Wealth
In a way that indicates great wealth or high social status.
Examples
- The merchant lived richly in his mansion.
- She was born richly and never knew financial hardship.
Meaning 3: Taste
In a way that is full of flavor or pleasing to the senses.
Examples
- The stew was richly seasoned with herbs.
- The wine tasted richly of oak and berries.
Pronunciation: /ˈrɪtʃ.li/
How to Use richly
- richly decorated (collocation)
- Adorned with great beauty, luxury, or detail. — "The palace interior was richly decorated with gold and jewels."
- richly deserved (collocation)
- Fully earned or justified, especially a reward or punishment. — "The award was richly deserved for her outstanding contributions."
- richly flavored (collocation)
- Having a strong, pleasant, and often complex taste or smell. — "The curry was richly flavored with a blend of exotic spices."
- richly rewarded (collocation)
- Given a great deal in return for something. — "The investors were richly rewarded for taking a risk on the startup."
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