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Meanings of
opulent
in English
Rich and superior in quality.
grand
luxurious
gilded
princely
sumptuous
deluxe
Related terms
rich
Usage of
opulent
in English
1
Now chandeliers are back, a key ingredient in today's new
opulent
style.
2
I pushed open the other to discover a large and
opulent
study.
3
He advertised their several
opulent
features: top-of-the-line appliances, rumpus rooms, two-car garages.
4
This was a talisman, formerly only within the reach of the
opulent
.
5
The year-long project has restored the property to its former
opulent
glory.
6
All that was in the
opulent
future, for which every one lived.
7
In brief, it was-itonly could be an
opulent
braid of hair.
8
The majority were motorboats, some tall and
opulent
,
others squat and utilitarian.
9
It was once considered one of the most
opulent
cities on earth.
10
The gentleman was seemingly
opulent
and Mr. Absolom withdrew with a sigh.
11
There was poetry of an
opulent
,
resonant sort in the brave show.
12
I surveyed the
opulent
chamber and wondered if I knew them myself.
13
The brand is popular among celebrities for its bold and
opulent
designs.
14
Instead he bowed under a low lintel into an
opulent
main restaurant.
15
Upscale apartment blocks and
opulent
mansions abut hillside slums and urban blight.
16
It was the London of broad streets,
opulent
,
dignified, afire for pleasure.
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opulent
Adjective
Frequent collocations
most opulent
opulent city
opulent room
so opulent
very opulent
More collocations
Opulent
through the time
Opulent
across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common