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Meanings of more luxuries in English

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Usage of more luxuries in English
1
Besides, she is earning more money than ever before and buying more luxuries.
The War After the War
2
Why should one man have more luxuries and privileges than another?
Born Again
3
They could have taken trips, known a few more luxuries.
I'd know you anywhere
4
The child had many more luxuries and indulgences than had been awarded his father.
Vanity Fair
5
When there are more luxuries they will become available.
A Russian Journal
6
A first-class berth with a caravan offered a few more luxuries, but for an extra charge, of course.
The seeker
7
You have worked early and late to buy your wife even more luxuries than you really could afford.
From a Girl's Point of View
8
Having more income means you can afford more babies, but it also means you can afford more luxuries to divert you from constant breeding.
The Rational Optimist
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