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lavish
adjective as in profuse; splendid
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verb as in pamper, shower
Example Sentences
I’ve written before about a Headquarters Indicator: a company builds a lavish new headquarters and its stock soon peaks.
The juxtaposition has not gone unnoticed on social media, with critics highlighting the stark gap between the lavish celebration and daily necessity.
He remained in Royal Lodge on the Windsor Estate, despite entreaties by Charles that he move to somewhere less lavish.
He has struck in plain sight - again - killing off Claudia's "Queen of the Castle", Celia Imrie, by quoting the bard while pouring her a goblet of wine at a lavish dinner for the remaining contestants.
Sheridan’s house style combined articulate heroes and lavish imagery with meat-and-potatoes action and graphic violence.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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