richly
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈrɪtʃli/
richly means: Completely or to a very great degree, especially when saying something is deserved.
adverb
Completely or to a very great degree, especially when saying something is deserved.
- Her prize was richly deserved.
- You richly deserve a holiday after all that work.
- Teaching young children can be richly rewarding.
With many beautiful colours, decorations, or details.
- The room was richly decorated.
- She wore a richly embroidered coat.
- Richly coloured birds filled the painting.
With a strong, full taste, smell, or sound.
- The soup was richly flavoured.
- A richly scented rose grew beside the door.
- His voice rang richly through the hall.
In a way that provides or shows a great deal of money or valuable things.
- The winner was richly rewarded.
- The college was richly endowed by its founder.
- Successful merchants lived richly in large houses.
Questions about richly
What does richly mean?
Completely or to a very great degree, especially when saying something is deserved.
What is richly in other languages?
Türkçe: fazlasıyla · Español: plenamente · Français: amplement · Deutsch: vollauf · Italiano: pienamente · 日本語: 十分に
How do you pronounce richly?
It is pronounced /ˈrɪtʃli/.
How do you use richly in a sentence?
Her prize was richly deserved. You richly deserve a holiday after all that work.
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