How to Say “Richly” in French

richement
The English word 'richly' is translated into French as richement.
richement is used to describe something done in a luxurious manner.
Meaning: in a luxurious manner (adv)

Which one should you use?

The formal term abondamment can be used to convey the meaning of 'richly' and luxueusement is a formal word that can be used to convey the meaning of 'richly'.

How does it change in a sentence?

As an adverb, richement is invariable and does not change its form for gender or number.

Did you know?

  • The word riche shares a common ancestor with the English word 'rich', but in Old French, it originally meant 'powerful' or 'mighty' rather than just wealthy.
  • While richement describes luxury, the word copieux is used to describe a 'rich' meal in terms of quantity, avoiding any mention of wealth or money.
  • The word richement can be used to describe the decoration of a room, but using it to describe a person's lifestyle might sometimes carry a subtle connotation of being 'ostentatious'.

Examples in context

  • La fête était décorée abondamment avec des fleurs rares.
    The party was richly decorated with rare flowers.
  • Ils vivaient luxueusement dans leur somptueuse demeure.
    They lived richly in their sumptuous mansion.
  • Il s'est enrichi et vit désormais grassement.
    He got rich and now lives in wealth.
  • Elle était richement décorée.
    She was richly decorated.
  • Elle est richement décorée.
    It is richly decorated.
  • Le buffet était richement garni.
    The buffet was richly filled.
  • Ils ont été richement récompensés.
    They were richly rewarded.

Example conversation

Nathan and Chloé are discussing a recent gala event.

  1. Nathan

    La salle était richement décorée hier soir.
    The room was richly decorated last night.
  2. Chloé

    Oui, et le dîner était délicieux.
    Yes, and the dinner was delicious.
  3. Nathan

    Chloé, les fleurs étaient magnifiques.
    Chloé, the flowers were magnificent.
  4. Chloé

    C'est vrai, c'était très élégant.
    It's true, it was very elegant.
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