Confident of his future, he discounted it boldly, and lived as if very opulent.

Upon the 17th he was a very opulent man.

This is a very opulent restaurant, with a big staff, all of whom behave impeccably.

They are not very rich, but neither are they poor, and they have very opulent connections and relations.

Hence we are led to suppose that this monk was very opulent, and a popular character in his time.

My relations, who were not very opulent, were astonished at the grievous imposition which the magician had laid on them.

I returned to Edinburgh in 1769, very opulent, (for I possessed a revenue of 1000L.

A great city, Sir,-repliedthe Little Gentleman,- averyopulent, splendid city.