Synonyms
Examples for "luxury"
Examples for "luxury"
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Without Labor, Capital would starve; without Capital, Labor could live in luxury.
2
A small group of family owned businesses dominated the luxury fashion industry.
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Intelligence must therefore have a purpose; it cannot be an expensive luxury.
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I hope such luxury allows me to focus deeply on work .
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Large back gardens are a luxury seldom available in a new house.
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Some of them are almost palatial in size and sumptuousness of arrangement.
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Her house was magnificent, her private apartments almost stifling in their sumptuousness.
3
Garrick took pride in their sumptuousness, in their immaculate, virginal splendour.
4
The first impression made by the Medici frescoes is their sumptuousness.
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His brother, Chantonnay, reproached him with the sumptuousness and disorder of his establishment.
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Marsh's quick eye took in the luxuriousness of the furnishings-andsomething more.
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Have a care, child, that this is not luxuriousness of the senses.
3
His songs abound in warmth of expression, simplicity of sentiment, and luxuriousness of fancy.
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There is a luxuriousness and exotic voluptuousness about the flowers that causes instant attraction.
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She undressed with a certain sense of luxuriousness and pleasure.
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The difference between poverty and opulence in the business of song-writing is-whistling
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Everything in the apartment indicated a man of opulence and of expense.
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Decabalus's tent was huge and its opulence spoke of his great achievements.
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Nations, like individuals, generally do better in moderate circumstances than in opulence.
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It oozes opulence, in the way luxury hotels must and even should.
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The grand-altar and the sacristy wearied my eyes, by their immense opulence.
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In the days of his opulence he saw himself going to Budd's.
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Families who had lived in opulence found themselves suddenly reduced to indigence.
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Over all this opulence of bloom the larks were soaring and singing.
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She poured out on him the full opulence of a proud recognition
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It's also a signifier of royal luxury and opulence or religious devotion.
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The atmosphere exuded opulence and a frenzied exchange of erudite artistic sensibility.
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The five-star luxury venue is a triumph of opulence and breathtaking views.
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He took the street opulence and merged that into making good records.
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Chyses had said that the hated governor had a love of opulence.
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The envied possessor of all this opulence can be no happy man.
