superrich

American  

[soo-per-rich] / ˌsu pərˈrɪtʃ /

adjective

1. extremely rich or wealthy.

2. extremely rich or abundant in a particular ingredient or quality.

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noun

1. the superrich, extremely wealthy people as a class.

Example Sentences

For the superrich, private bankers or lawyers might fly to vacation homes to facilitate sit-downs or kick-start a financial conversation on the ski slopes or at the lake house.

From The Wall Street Journal

Starving the market of supply and catering to the superrich means Ferrari can charge millions of dollars for limited-edition cars, while Porsche has to sell in much larger quantities at lower prices.

From The Wall Street Journal

The useful capital of the superrich plays a large role in determining the overall level of employment and compensation in California.

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Part of Corient’s pitch is convenience for the superrich, assigning anywhere from six to 10 advisers to a family to help them with everything from paying bills and developing tax-and-estate plans to making arrangements for private aviation.

From The Wall Street Journal

It has become an increasingly popular place for the superrich to park their wealth, including many who don’t work in private equity.

From The Wall Street Journal