[Slang] THAT'S RICH. - Explore How to Detect Irony in Conversations

That's rich.

That's rich.

/ˈðæts rɪtʃ/

Ironically interesting or hypocritical.

That's rich" is an expression used to comment on statements or situations where there is a notable contradiction or an irony that is hard to miss. It is often used sarcastically to point out the hypocrisy or ludicrousness of a situation. For example, if someone who is known for being late criticizes others for not being on time, a typical response might be, "That's rich, coming from you!" This phrase is particularly effective in highlighting the absurdity or hypocrisy in conversations and debates.

Example Sentences

  1. Dave bought a new car and now he's lecturing me about saving money? That's rich!

    Finding it ironic that Dave lectures about saving money after buying a new car.

  2. Oh you criticizing my cooking? That's rich, coming from someone who can't even boil water!

    Finding the criticism ludicrous coming from someone who can’t cook.

  3. She's calling me lazy after coming late to every meeting? That's rich!

    Pointing out the irony of her calling someone lazy after being late.

Time really flies when you're having fun!
Available in