sumptuousness

This naval fight terminated in a great feast, which left nothing to be desired in the matter of sumptuousness and delicacy.

This is not the result of sumptuousness and elaboration, but of pure applied science.

A new standard of sumptuousness and splendour was set up in the richest stratum of society.

If so, Councillor Clark lived many years to enjoy the sumptuousness of his new house and the envy of his neighbors.

The sumptuousness of a feast may mean great friendship, but it may be used to hide intense enmity.

All this sumptuousness was destroyed in the sixth century by the Goths.

In the early days of the Republic, meals were prepared with care, but there was no sumptuousness, no art.

I was surprised at the sumptuousness of the apartment, and did not hesitate to say so.

In the cities domestic architecture began to take on the sumptuousness of the Renaissance style.

In this medium he arrived at a sumptuousness unsurpassed by preceding painters.