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richness

/ˈrɪtʃ.nəs/

Traduction: Nom désignant la qualité ou l'état de ce qui est riche, englobant l'abondance, la prospérité matérielle, les qualités sensorielles agréables, une grande valeur intrinsèque, la fertilité, l'intensité des couleurs ou une magnificence impressionnante.

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/ˈrɪtʃ.nəs/B2formal
  • frNom désignant la qualité ou l'état de ce qui est riche, englobant l'abondance, la prospérité matérielle, les qualités sensorielles agréables, une grande valeur intrinsèque, la fertilité, l'intensité des couleurs ou une magnificence impressionnante.

A noun referring to the quality or state of being rich, encompassing abundance, wealth, pleasing sensory qualities, high intrinsic value, fertility, vividness of color, or impressive grandeur.

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  1. Abundance of resourcesB2formal

    The state of having a large amount of valuable resources or possessions.

    frAbondance de ressources

    • The richness of the country's natural resources is remarkable.
    • His family's richness allowed them to travel the world.
    • The region is known for the richness of its mineral deposits.

    Synonymesabundanceaffluencefortuneopulenceplentyprosperitysubstancewealth

    Antonymesdearthdestitutionindigencelackpenurypovertyscarcitywant

  2. Pleasant sensory qualityB2formal

    The quality of being rich and pleasing to the senses, such as taste, sound, or smell.

    frRichesse sensorielle

    • The richness of the chocolate cake was overwhelming.
    • The music had a richness that captivated the audience.
    • The richness of the perfume lingered in the room.

    Synonymesdepthfullnesslusciousnessresonancesavorinesssucculence

    Antonymesblandnessdullnessflatness

  3. High intrinsic valueB2formal

    The quality of having great worth or significance.

    frrichesse (valeur intrinsèque)

    • The richness of the cultural heritage is preserved in the museum.
    • The novel is praised for the richness of its themes.
    • The richness of the historical artifacts is invaluable.

    Synonymesexcellenceimportancemeaningfulnesspreciousnesssignificancesubstancevalueworth

    Antonymesinsignificancepovertyworthlessness

  4. Fertility and growthB2formal

    The property of producing abundantly and supporting vigorous growth.

    frFertilité et croissance

    • The richness of the soil ensures a bountiful harvest.
    • The valley is known for the richness of its farmland.
    • The richness of the ecosystem supports diverse wildlife.

    Synonymesfecundityfertilityfruitfulnessluxurianceproductiveness

    Antonymesbarrennessinfertilitypoornesssterility

  5. Vividness of colorB2formal

    A strong, deep, and vivid quality of color.

    frIntensité de la couleur

    • The richness of the sunset's colors was breathtaking.
    • The painting is admired for the richness of its hues.
    • The richness of the red velvet fabric was stunning.

    Synonymesbrightnessbrilliancedepthintensitysaturationvibrancyvividness

    Antonymesdullnessflatnesspaleness

  6. Impressive size or appearanceB2formal

    The quality of being splendid or imposing in size or appearance.

    frSplendeur imposante

    • The richness of the palace's architecture left visitors in awe.
    • The richness of the cathedral's design is a testament to its history.
    • The richness of the landscape was overwhelming.

    Synonymesgrandeurimposinglylavishnessmagnificencemajestyopulenceresplendencesplendorstatelinesssumptuousness

Formes
  • richnesses plural form
  • richnesses' possessive plural form
  • richness's possessive singular form
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