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lavish
01
somptueux, luxueux
characterized by extravagant spending or abundance, often representing luxury and excess
Example
The party featured a lavish spread of gourmet delicacies and fine wines.
The hotel suite boasted lavish amenities, including a private jacuzzi and personal butler service.
The billionaire 's mansion was decorated with lavish furnishings and rare artwork.
02
généreux, généreuse
(of people) spending money in an extravagant or generous manner
03
somptueux, généreux
overly generous or extravagant in amount
Example
The film received lavish praise from critics for its groundbreaking visual effects, compelling storyline, and outstanding performances.
The novel was filled with lavish descriptions of the exotic locations and rich details.
The buffet featured a lavish spread of foods, including exotic fruits and gourmet dishes.
to lavish
01
prodiguer
to generously give or spend, especially on luxurious or extravagant things
Transitive: to lavish sth on sb/sth | to lavish sb/sth with sth
Example
The chef lavished the dish with premium ingredients for a special event.
The fashion designer is lavishing the runway show with intricate designs.
The parents decided to lavish their children with gifts during the holiday season.
Exemple
The party featured a lavish spread of gourmet delicacies and fine wines.
The hotel suite boasted lavish amenities, including a private jacuzzi and personal butler service.
The billionaire's mansion was decorated with lavish furnishings and rare artwork.
The movie premiere was a lavish event, with celebrities walking the red carpet and flashing cameras.
The CEO hosted a lavish dinner for top executives to celebrate the company's success.
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