Examples of 'lavish' in a sentence
Meaning of "lavish"
lavish (adjective) - Lavish is an adjective used to describe something that is extravagant, luxurious, or characterized by excess. It is often used to refer to elaborate or opulent things such as parties, gifts, decorations, or lifestyles.
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- Expending or bestowing profusely; profuse; prodigal.
- Superabundant; excessive.
- Unrestrained, impetuous.
- To give out extremely generously; to squander.
How to use "lavish" in a sentence
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Lavish or extravagant entertainment must always be avoided.
I have prepared a lavish banquet for two.
Lavish luxury fed off of deplorable want.
We do have some lavish and extraordinary lots.
Lavish burial configurations have also been identified.
We have prepared lavish gifts for you.
The lavish splendour of spring is not so exquisite.
Sounds all very lavish but conventional.
Lavish new court building causes uproar.
The wedding was lavish and included tournaments.
Lavish and healthy organic breakfast buffet.
Greenleaf gave lavish parties at both homes.
A lavish villa that becomes an impressive haven.
He published three lavish books about orchids.
Many lavish buildings were built at that time.
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To send inappropriately lavish gifts on special occasions.
From lavish palaces to a hole in the ground.
It was at one time a lavish and luxurious treat.
They lavish you with fake compliments.
Often they dined together at lavish meals.
We have a lavish banquet prepared for you.
Thank you for the lavish welcome.
It will be a lavish banquet with airtight security.
I would buy you something very lavish.
Faridi lives in a lavish mansion of gigantic proportion.
Lavish buffet breakfasts with local food.
Julie cooks a lavish meal to lift spirits.
Lavish your lips with legendary hydration.
I am not the lavish officer residence type.
He is chief gardener and things lavish well.
The lavish banquet was followed by a masked ball.
The blessing and lavish it over everything.
Many lavish productions were financed by the state.
I am been told you also run a lavish household.
No less lavish and extravagant were his charities.
Here the celebration was lavish and prolonged.
There is a lavish table set in a snowy setting.
The wedding festivities were lavish and ostentatious.
You might lavish some of that attention.
The costumes and sets are almost lavish.
His projects are as lavish as is his tendency to spend.
The representation is characterized by its lavish detail.
Give him lavish praise when he does this.
They received and gave lavish presents.
We will lavish money anywhere you want it.
Decoration throughout the house is extraordinarily lavish.
I will lavish it with all my motherly love.
You can not throw a lavish party.
Not very lavish but good enough.
She was widely criticised for lavish spending.
