richly
rich·ly / ˈrichlē/ • adv. in an elaborate, generous, or plentiful way: she was richly dressed in the height of fashion | Levkas and its neighboring islands reward explorers richly. ∎ fully (used esp. to indicate that someone or something merits a particular thing): give your family a richly deserved vacation.
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