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Meanings of significantly richer in English

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Usage of significantly richer in English
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That's right, families across the country are unlikely to feel significantly richer come next January when budget day measures kick in.
The Irish Times
2
The survey, undertaken by the Central Statistics Office, shows that by 2018 Irish people were significantly richer than five years earlier.
The Irish Times
3
Three decades later, black people constitute at least 50% of the middle class, even though whites remain significantly richer.
The Guardian
4
Likewise, the Playstation 2 may be impossible for you to get your hands on, but other - significantly richer -people have them.
Wired
5
After all, Cornelius had not only prevented him from possibly losing his job, he would manage to make the third party's family significantly richer.
The unincorporated man
6
Glass isolated from the lunar soil has a delta(18)O value of 6.2, significantly richer in (18)O than the crystalline rock fragments in the soil.
Pubmed
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