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extravagant

Definition for extravagant
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It was a bizarre performance from South Africa on a pitch that offered a little assistance to the spinners, but far from anything extravagant, as they simply had no answers to England's consistency.

From BBC

As in “Reservation Dogs,” place is key and roots the action, however extravagant, to the real world.

A lot of the ire is also aimed at "nepo babies", the children of wealthy politicians or contractors, whose extravagant lives are all over social media.

From BBC

The women would often wear these extravagant, floral hats or don a more subtle pillbox style.

The engagement photos were fun, and we can enjoy the promise of an even more extravagant wedding.

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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