super-rich
adjective
(alsosuper rich,superrich)uk/ˌsuː.pəˈrɪtʃ/us/ˌsuː.pɚˈrɪtʃ/extremelyrich:
Super-rich oligarchs haveboughtexpensivepropertyin thecity.
Thepoorcontinueto getpoorer, while a superricheliteaccumulatevastwealth.
- She is thedaughterof a super-richbusinesswoman.
- The super-richentrepreneuris nowcampaigningas apolitician.
- Thegovernmentbelievesthatentertainmentis a superrichindustrythat should not needfinancialhelp.
Rich and wealthy
- affluence
- affluenza
- bankability
- bankable
- bazillionaire
- be rolling in itidiom
- be stinking richidiom
- clover
- creditworthy
- fat
- landed
- moneyed
- not be short of a bob or twoidiom
- prosperity
- purchasing power
- roll
- self-supporting
- strike
- strike goldidiom
- wealthy
super-rich
noun[plural]
(alsosuper rich,superrich)uk/ˌsuː.pəˈrɪtʃ/us/ˌsuː.pɚˈrɪtʃ/the super-rich
extremelyrichpeopleconsideredtogether as agroup:
Thecityisregardedas aplaygroundfor the world'ssuperrich.
The super-rich oftenpaylittle or notax.
- Thechildrenof the super-rich show us theproblemsthatmoneycanbring.
Rich people
- baller
- beautiful
- champagne socialist
- deb
- elite
- gilded
- jet-setter
- laird
- millionairess
- moneybags
- multi-millionairess
- multibillionaire
- multimillionaire
- preppy
- rich
- socialite
- squattocracy
- squillionaire
- the beautiful peopleidiom
- the jet set