richly

/ ˈrɪtʃlɪ /

adverb

1. in a rich or elaborate manner

   a richly decorated carving

2. fully and appropriately

   he was richly rewarded for his service

Example Sentences

As in “paranoid,” a state of mind that Tyler, the Creator effectively evokes on this track from his richly imaginative new album, “Chromakopia.”

From New York Times

It was thrilling and brought a richly deserved success.

From BBC

She had conned people into believing she would inherit huge sums of money on her 25th birthday, and that they would be richly rewarded for giving her loans.

From BBC

Recorder John Hardy KC told Buckley while people would say he "richly" deserved to be jailed, he would instead be fined because "prison conditions are unsatisfactory" and he had a young child.

From BBC

Penny’s ability to balance the idyllic village life in Three Pines with impressive thriller chops makes “The Grey Wolf” a richly complicated, compulsively readable tale that’s well worth the two-year wait.

From Los Angeles Times

Related Words

• abundantly
• amply
• handsomely
• lavishly