richer
word · lemma: rich
/ˈɹɪtʃɝ/
RI-chur
/ɹˈɪtʃɐ/
RI-chuh
Definition
Comparative form of 'rich'; describes someone or something that has more wealth, resources, or something valuable than another. It can also mean something is fuller or has a deeper quality.
Usage & Nuances
Always used to compare two or more things or people. Common collocations: 'get richer', 'richer taste', 'richer experience'. Sometimes refers to depth or intensity (not just money), as in 'richer colors' or 'richer sound'.
Spanish: más ricoPortuguese (BR): mais ricoPortuguese (PT): mais ricoChinese (Simplified): 更富有Chinese (Traditional): 更富有Hindi: अधिक अमीरArabic: أغنىBengali: ধনী (তুলনামূলক) - আরও সমৃদ্ধRussian: более богатый - более насыщенныйJapanese: より裕福な - より豊かなVietnamese: giàu hơn - đậm đà hơnKorean: 더 부유한 - 더 풍부한Turkish: daha zengin - daha yoğun (tat, renk)Urdu: زیادہ امیر - زیادہ بھرپورIndonesian: lebih kaya - lebih kaya (rasa, warna)
Example Sentences
The soil here is richer than in other places.
basic
I want a richer life, not just more money.
natural
This new phone has a richer display than my old one.
natural
After getting promoted, he became even richer.
natural
She is richer than her brother.
basic
This cake has a richer flavor than the last one.
basic