ultra-rich
adjective
(alsoultrarich)uk/ˌʌl.trəˈrɪtʃ/us/ˌʌl.trəˈrɪtʃ/ultra-richadjective(MONEY)
having anextremelylargeamountofmoneyorproperty:
He sayspoliticianslistenmore totheirultra-richdonorsthan they dotheirconstituents.
As avalethetakescareof theluxuryautomobilesdrivenby the hotel's ultra-richclientele.
- Thecompanyisrunby an ultra-richexecutivewhotravelstheworldon her ownprivatejet.
- Ultra-richyachtbuyerscandeductmillions fromtheirincometaxagainstdepreciationoftheirpleasurecraft.
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
ultra-richadjective(FOOD)
(offood)containingalargeamountof things such aseggs,butter, orcreamthat make youfeelveryfull:
Thepiehad an ultra-richcustardfilling, and I could onlymanagea fewbites.
We wereservedadeliciousoysterstewin asavory, ultrarichbroth.
Various qualities of food
- candy coat
- candy-coated
- citric
- cordon bleu
- creaminess
- diabetic
- farmhouse
- fruity
- halal
- herby
- homegrown
- homemade
- hoppy
- nutritious
- ripe
- salted
- sharpness
- single-estate
- store-bought
- sugar-coated
ultra-rich
noun
uk/ˌʌl.trəˈrɪtʃ/us/ˌʌl.trəˈrɪtʃ/the ultra-rich[plural]
peoplewho areextremelyrich:
Theseglossymagazinesareaimedat the ultra-rich.
Landpriceshaveincreasedso much that the lakefront willsoonbe thepreserveof the ultra-rich.
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