riches
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1.4
- noun
- /ˈrɪtʃɪz/
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riquezas
- There were no secret riches, no gold, no pearls, nothing.
- Road to riches
- Rags to Riches
- Embarrassment of Riches
Seeing rich folks show off their riches rubs people the wrong way.
- Seeing rich folks show off their riches rubs people the wrong way.
- I think more than riches, what she was after was fame.
- You think that you're going to get there with riches, wealth and accolades, people praising you.
- And I believe your social circle is a form of riches.
- It was like a riches to rags and the journey back to the riches.
- Men love bright stones in the old days in the north, so it's not riches that GED wants.
- So he tells us each of these images endowed with all the riches rectum.
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Seeing rich folks show off their riches rubs people the wrong way.
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I think more than riches, what she was after was fame.
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Yeah, I try to share the riches as much as I can.
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Bactria was known as a land of great riches, a bridge between East and West.
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So how has achieving earning such immense riches changed your life?
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And we rewarded him with love and riches and fame and adoration.
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Their old foe was now an ailing superpower, its great riches ripe for the taking.
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Riches for the Afterlife.
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The reporter wanted to write the Little Fellow's life story, "From Rags to Riches", and he graciously consented.
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Many people dream of accumulating great riches through hard work and perseverance.
Synonyms
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1.3
A large amount of money and valuable things that a person or country owns
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2.8
A very large amount of money
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3.9
Money or property that someone has
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3.7
A time when people or a country have money and success
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6.3
A lot of money and valuable things that a person or place has
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7.7
A large amount of money and very expensive things that show wealth
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3.2
A situation of having a lot of money or valuable things
Having a lot of money and expensive things like houses or cars
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Etymology
Riches comes from an old word ric meaning 'power' or 'rule', and you can see the same root in the word rich. So, riches are the money and things that give someone power or advantage today.