richer
- 01 A2 Elementary
having more money, assets, or property than another person or group.
possessing a greater quantity of wealth, capital, or valuable resources relative to a baseline or another entity.
Simple“As the company grew, the owners became much richer than they expected.”
In context“Economists noted that the richer nations were able to recover from the global recession significantly faster than their developing counterparts.”
- 02 B1 Intermediate
having more fat, sugar, or flavor, making food feel heavier or more satisfying.
containing a higher proportion of flavorful, fatty, or highly nutritious ingredients.
Simple“This chocolate cake is much richer than the one we had yesterday.”
In context“The chef decided to use heavy cream to create a richer sauce that would complement the lean venison.”
Synonymscreamiermore indulgentAntonymsblanderlighter - 03 B2 Upper Intermediate
having more deep color, beautiful sound, or interesting detail.
characterized by greater intensity, depth, or complexity of sensory qualities such as color, sound, or information.
Simple“The sunset colors became richer and darker as the evening went on.”
In context“The remastered recording offers a richer soundstage, allowing listeners to distinguish individual instruments that were previously muffled.”