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Meanings of luxuries in English
Usage of luxuries in English
1
One did not ask about luxuries; one was simply grateful for them.
2
According to the institutions involved, these projects are not luxuries, but necessities.
3
For her sake-Sosia'ssake-there can be no luxuries in this case.
4
There are detectives and kidnappers in it and all sorts of luxuries.
5
All the little luxuries of the menage had gone to the Count.
6
The luxuries suffered in this gluttonous contest, as did also the men.
7
The homeless monarch once more enjoyed the luxuries of warmth and shelter.
8
Now the boy could be saved; now he could have his luxuries.
9
Some people consider cell phones necessities, but more people consider them luxuries.
10
These new luxuries flowed in from all parts of the ancient world.
11
The army officers wanted any luxuries and comforts that he could supply.
12
The same is true of all of the other necessities and luxuries.
13
I think this cress in America is one of your real luxuries.
14
There were rare luxuries that the fishes and the birds had brought.
15
We all have our pet luxuries; none of these were exactly mine.
16
I was going to have the money to afford a few luxuries.
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Luxuries through the time
Luxuries across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common