extravagant
boros
definition
adjective
it was rather extravagant to buy both
lacking restraint in spending money or using resources.
example
Most women she knew would've been thrilled to receive such an 'extravagant' gift, yet she found she couldn't care less about it, just an excuse to show off how much money he had.
She was extremely generous in the 'extravagant' presents she bought for them.
The deaths of the powerful elicit 'extravagant' claims, and many of the tributes to the man being buried in Rome today have been little short of grotesque.
However, the continuing rows between the USA and Europe over the court's jurisdiction call these 'extravagant' claims into question.
But you can understand that I cannot accept such an 'extravagant' and thoughtful gift.
She receives many 'extravagant' and special gifts to help her raise her child.
During the late nineties, as the economy boomed, the city went on an especially 'extravagant' spending spree.
He made 'extravagant' claims of evidence that revealed hundreds of known communists in government, the media and the film industry.
If he does, Horne, who eschews unrealistic targets and makes no 'extravagant' claims, will return home a contented man.
Be wary of ‘natural’ or herbal remedies making 'extravagant' claims to treat symptoms of menopause.
No need for 'extravagant' gifts, but I can haul out the decorations and tree.
While you prove to be great at managing your home, you give in to some 'extravagant' buys.
Many programmers have yanked their exhibitions after years of 'extravagant' spending to woo operators.
Then others, too, can be so nourished, receiving that 'extravagant' gift that is both utterly free and costs not less than everything.
Your wealth will increase manifold but try not to give in to 'extravagant' and impulsive buys.
Consumer watchdogs in York have warned residents to steer clear of emails making 'extravagant' claims about unrealistic earnings.
This determination led to more gifts that were increasingly 'extravagant' , and poems being left in more public and prominent places.
Watch out for 'extravagant' and impulsive spending.
Buoyant and watchable stuff, though I've now got to confess to a slight, sinking sense of disappointment with this trilogy, for which such 'extravagant' claims have been made.
The court had heard earlier how the three men were caught when Samuel went on an 'extravagant' spending spree using fraudulent cards, splashing out on top-of-the-range cars and a luxury lifestyle.
Rudd's 'extravagant' claim was made in the uncomplicated environs of home turf but was equally ill-advised.
So far, the Home Secretary has been exemplary, grabbing no emergency powers and making no 'extravagant' claims for ID cards.
I am not making 'extravagant' claims for immigration.
They regularly shower their friends with wildly 'extravagant' gifts, kindnesses which Phillip and Alice could never hope to return or repay.
Instead I bought lots of 'extravagant' chocolates for them.
Creative outreach and youth programming is more a matter of creativity than 'extravagant' spending.
Of course these grown-up versions, which make 'extravagant' claims on their elegant packaging, cost twice as much as the baby ones.
The two tiny bundles that arrived unexpectedly on Debbie Badger's 34th birthday were more precious than the most 'extravagant' gift.
After more than a year of 'extravagant' online spending, scores of advertisers who've used the metrics are looking over the results and wondering what went wrong.
While it will welcome the slower pace of growth in mortgage lending, it is concerned that individuals are borrowing for day-to-day spending for 'extravagant' lifestyles.
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