extravagant
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definition
adjective
it was rather extravagant to buy both
lacking restraint in spending money or using resources.
example
During the late nineties, as the economy boomed, the city went on an especially 'extravagant' spending spree.
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.
If he does, Horne, who eschews unrealistic targets and makes no 'extravagant' claims, will return home a contented man.
Consumer watchdogs in York have warned residents to steer clear of emails making 'extravagant' claims about unrealistic earnings.
Walt Whitman made 'extravagant' claims to immortality.
So far, the Home Secretary has been exemplary, grabbing no emergency powers and making no 'extravagant' claims for ID cards.
This in spite of his Nobel colleague Steven Weinberg's 'extravagant' claim that physics can act as a moral and cultural force!
This was interpreted to mean: women feel confident that they have found a strong and committed mate when they receive an 'extravagant' gift.
Production resources will not be 'extravagant' .
But the Prime Minister was immediately rounded on for making 'extravagant' claims and for misusing statistics.
She got a taste of the Hollywood lifestyle immediately after their wedding, when he whisked her away to the Big Apple for an 'extravagant' spending spree.
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.
Journalists with little understanding of science are easily persuaded by 'extravagant' claims made by a charismatic researcher and his supporters.
She receives many 'extravagant' and special gifts to help her raise her child.
While you prove to be great at managing your home, you give in to some 'extravagant' buys.
The most 'extravagant' gift you could give a friend is some type of heavy gardening equipment.
Then others, too, can be so nourished, receiving that 'extravagant' gift that is both utterly free and costs not less than everything.
I'm much more certain about the Chancellor's latest wheeze for grabbing more money to fund his 'extravagant' spending plans.
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.
She was extremely generous in the 'extravagant' presents she bought for them.
No need for 'extravagant' gifts, but I can haul out the decorations and tree.
I also did not feel any remorse at the 'extravagant' spending of the evening.
Examples of 'extravagant' spending included an £88,000 reception desk and £663,000 worth of television facilities.
Only the common people, who benefited from his 'extravagant' spending, lamented his death.
Don't we feel happy when we read that someone who has everything they could possibly want uses it to make others happy - instead of on some 'extravagant' spending spree?
That inquiry was sparked by reports in the Los Angeles Times about Munitz's alleged 'extravagant' travel and spending.
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.
Creative outreach and youth programming is more a matter of creativity than 'extravagant' spending.
Clothes, diapers, bottles and every accessory both useful and 'extravagant' , were bought.
But you can understand that I cannot accept such an 'extravagant' and thoughtful gift.
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