"Wealthy"의 정의와 사용법 및 예문에 관한 질문

A: Very rich

A: A wealthy person has a lot of money. It is similar to "rich" but can imply a larger net worth.

A: rich

A: 富有的

A: I wish I could afford that. I'm just not wealthy enough.

A: They are often used interchangeably in casual conversation, but rich refers to someone with a lot of accessible money, while wealth implies a much deeper, sustainable well of financial resource.

A: The Difference Between Being Rich and Being Wealthy. Being rich and being wealthy seems to be synonymous as both involves having a lot of money. However, there's a big difference between the two. ... Wealthy people know how to make money while rich people only have money.

A: Wealthy and rich mean the same thing. The difference is connotation. Wealthy has a more subdued or modest connotation.

"I have wealthy parents" sounds less harsh and rude than "I have rich parents".

A: There's no difference if you're talking about money but there are some other uses for them.

E.g.

'This chicken is rich in flavour' - there's lots of flavour

'She had a wealth of experience' - she has lots of experience

In these examples 'rich' and 'wealthy' are not interchangeable despite having the same meaning.

Note how 'wealthy' is changed to 'wealth' and becomes a noun.

A: Well-off is more casual and would be used for someone with a decent amount of money. Wealthy is more formal, and someone who is wealthy would likely have more money than someone "well-off"

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