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Meanings of extravagant habits in English

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Usage of extravagant habits in English
1
I was very sensible then, in a horrible position with extravagant habits.
Linda Condon
2
You know his frank, generous nature-youknow his extravagant habits and self-indulgence
Mark Hurdlestone; Or, The Two Brothers
3
Why did Solomon grow up with selfish and extravagant habits and ideals?
Hebrew Life and Times
4
Your reputed father was, you are doubtless aware, of reckless and extravagant habits.
Lucretia — Volume 04
5
Though removed from want, his old extravagant habits had considerably impaired his fortune.
Art in England: Notes and Studies
6
This is more dangerous even than extravagant habits of living.
Struggling Upward, or Luke Larkin's Luck
7
He employed many workmen under him, was of extravagant habits, and kept a great table.
Art in England: Notes and Studies
8
I hope the boy isn't falling into extravagant habits.
Walter Sherwood's Probation
9
The son returned at the end of the freshman year with extravagant habits and no money.
Pushing to the Front
10
He was thoroughly provoked that the extravagant habits of Gervaise necessitated this sacrifice on his part.
L'Assommoir
11
To see dressed poultry in a dream, foretells extravagant habits will reduce your security in money matters.
Ten Thousand Dreams Interpreted; Or, What's in a Dream / A Scien...
12
The son returned home at the end of his freshman year with extravagant habits and no money.
The True Citizen: How to Become One
13
I may, or may not, be rich, but I don't care to encourage my son in extravagant habits.
Struggling Upward, or Luke Larkin's Luck
14
The majority of the English people hated her religion, and her extravagant habits soon got the King into trouble.
The Leading Facts of English History
15
For his step-son, Stephen Philipson, had disappointed him grievously, developing idle, dissipated, and extravagant habits as he grew into manhood.
For Fortune and Glory: A Story of the Soudan War
16
In return for some €80bn, the Greeks will have to repent and reform, changing their laws and extravagant habits.
The Guardian
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