super-rich
- noun
- /ˈsuːpər rɪtʃ/
- The real problem is the super-rich can always move away; they can afford it.
- super-rich people
- playground for the super-rich
- super-rich families
Is your life being wrecked by the Super rich?
- Is your life being wrecked by the Super rich?
- You cannot compete anymore for ownership of your politicians with the Super rich.
- But we simply cannot build a better society without the wealth of the Super rich.
- They try to dress like, speak like and take on the routines of the Super rich as they think of this as high status behaviour.
- Young people followed the Super rich on social media and think that that's how life is supposed to be.
Examples
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When the super-rich just pick up stakes and move overseas, then what?
Blog text (21) -
When you have the super-rich paying $104m for an immature rose-period Picasso, something is very rotten.
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Tax cuts for the Super rich and big business are paid for.
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Speaker, too often, too often, it feels like there is one rule for the Super rich and another for the rest of us.
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Donald, this park was not built to cater only to the super rich.
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Young people followed the Super rich on social media and think that that's how life is supposed to be.
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The other problems relate to worldwide tax evasion by super-rich individuals and big corporations.
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Today, the Super rich control a greater share of America's wealth than during the Gilded Age of the Carnegies and Rockefellers.
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Today the Super rich control a greater share of America's wealth than during the Gilded Age of the Carnegies and Rockefellers.
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Many young people aspire to be like the super-rich they see on social media.
Synonyms
A person who has at least one billion dollars
A person who has several million in money or property
A person with power and influence because they are very rich
A small group of the richest and most important people in society
A person who has a very large amount of money
A person who has at least one trillion dollars or euros
People who have much more money than other people
A person who has several million in money
A person who has many billions of dollars
People who are much richer than most others
Having a huge amount of money
A person who has a lot of money
A very rich person who shows off their money in a rude way
Antonyms
How Rich
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Super-rich comes from the prefix super- meaning 'above' and rich meaning 'wealthy'. So the super-rich are the people who are 'more than rich' and have far more money than most people.