American English
/ˈɹɪʧ.nəs/
2 syllables · Stress the first syllable.
A large amount and wide variety of something valuable or interesting.
Practice out loudA large amount and wide variety of something valuable or interesting.
The richness of the region's culture attracts visitors.
The richness of detail in the book makes the story feel real.
richness of culture · richness of experience · richness of detail · richness of tradition
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A full, deep, and pleasing quality in a taste, color, or sound.
The richness of the sauce comes from roasted tomatoes.
The painting's richness comes from its deep blue and gold colors.
richness of flavor · richness of color · richness of sound · add richness to
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The condition of having a lot of money and valuable property.
The country's richness is not shared equally among its people.
The novel contrasts the richness of the palace with the poverty outside.
For money, wealth is usually more natural than richness.
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