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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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same definition of the word

If someone says this what does he or she mean? Is it correct to say this?

We don't all have the same definition of the word rich.

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It means that what you may consider "rich" I may consider "middle class" or something else. If you're homeless, anyone with a home and meals on the table may seem rich. " If you live in a nice house and take vacations every year, you may say that people to travel first class and don't have to work at all are rich.

— BarbaraPA

  • It means that what you may consider "rich" I may consider "middle class" or something else.
  • If you're homeless, anyone with a home and meals on the table may seem rich.
  • " If you live in a nice house and take vacations every year, you may say that people to travel first class and don't have to work at all are rich.
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It means that what you may consider "rich" I may consider "middle class" or something else.

If you're homeless, anyone with a home and meals on the table may seem rich.

If you have a small home and struggle to pay your bills, someone in a big house, where only one parent has to work, and who takes nice vacations every year may be "rich."

If you live in a nice house and t
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