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The term "trappings of wealth" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to symbols of wealth, like expensive possessions, luxury goods, etc. For example: "The trappings of wealth do not necessarily indicate true success."
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He didn't like the trappings of wealth.
He has never gone in for the trappings of wealth.
There were " no trappings of wealth," he said.
None of these particular trappings of wealth held my attention.
He wanted the trappings of wealth but was drawn to the social idealism of Marx.
We enjoyed all the trappings of wealth, including drivers, servants and housekeepers.
He says he cares not much for the trappings of wealth.
There was no evidence that Kerviel had stolen anything, and he had none of the trappings of wealth.
Like rap, Brown's paintings are obsessed with the splashy trappings of wealth: a mansion, designer clothes, jewels.
His clients sought him out not only to design their residences but also to furnish them, as he provided all the trappings of wealth with one-stop shopping.
Our culture, from Baz Luhrmann's "The Great Gatsby" to Sofia Coppola's "The Bling Ring," is focused on what Time calls "the glittery trappings of wealth".
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