Made of money

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Metaphorical Meaning

The phrase 'made of money' is used metaphorically to suggest someone is very rich, not that they are literally composed of cash. Slide

He dresses so fancy, you'd think he was made of money!

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Humorous Tone

The expression is often used humorously to emphasize the unrealistic expectation of one's wealth. Slide

A private island for my birthday? Sure, because I'm made of money!

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Sarcasm

It can be used sarcastically to suggest that someone is not as wealthy as another person assumes. Slide

Oh yes, I'll buy everyone lunch, because I'm clearly made of money.

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