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The phrase "as being rich" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone or something in terms of wealth or affluence, often in a context that involves perception or identity.
Example: "He is often perceived as being rich, but he actually lives a modest lifestyle."
Alternatives: "as wealthy" or "as affluent".
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I can also vouch for German and Arabic as being rich, interesting and beautiful languages.
It would be if being safe were as all-encompassing as being rich.
Such cities have been marketed as "entrepreneurial" centres, sites of innovation in the knowledge economy, and as being rich with cultural capital.
They're certainly a lot healthier: miraculously, between them, new coconut treats contain all three macronutrients – carbs, fat and protein – as well as being rich in minerals, too.
Being poor, he suggests, is as much the fault of poor people as being rich is entirely to his own credit.
The cuisine of Shanghai is commonly described as being rich and oily, with a lot of heavy brown sauces, although it doesn't necessarily have to be that way.
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Glass's trademark arpeggios, rising and falling, are certainly present, as are richer textures and more varied tone colours than is characteristic of Glass.
"Such as were rich, gave in addition a part of their money".
As for being rich, she laughed.
As if being rich wasn't enough, he wanted to learn how to diversify his income.
Being rich is as easy as it looks: money can buy you trouble and fake happiness.
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