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posh

adjective as in luxurious, upper-class

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"There's something shining inside your box," Bird shouted towards the posh seats as he once more took the ire of the crowd.

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Tours of Winfield only allow you to see the ground floor, which is basically a "very posh" area for receptions, and the gardens.

From BBC

“Being in New York, staying in a fancy hotel called the Drake that was quite posh with filet steak for fifty bucks felt like the high life,” Townshend says.

Though far less posh, “The Conjuring” likewise nailed the world-building aspects of its place and time.

The bandmates dressed in secondhand suits that made them look posh to some and, perhaps more damningly, refused to flatten their class identity into something easily legible.

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

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