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Examples of luxurious

luxurious
When admission to hospital is planned, people often purchase new or more luxurious items from the wide range of commercial hygiene products available.
There she gained an apprenticeship in a life of utter poverty, refusing a convent as too luxurious.
Indeed, an undeniable mystique surrounded the luxurious lavatory, to which only some men could gain access by paying a fee.
The garments were often lined with luxurious, expensive fabrics and ornate accessories became necessary items.
Not necessarily because it is light and luxurious, but because lightness and luxury are frequent topics of debates about cultural policy.
However, it has now become a word in its own right, referring to a block of flats which is more luxurious than an ordinary 'apato'.
Made of black satin brocaded with gold feathers and lined with pink bengaline the garment was, in itself, luxurious to a fault.
Even by night, nature's close otherness is fear-free, luxurious: one music of quilted living.
References to middle-class members in the context of luxurious consumption were not gender-blind.
Whether the fact that something is overtly foreign makes it luxurious or decadent will be different for different people.
The food associated with economic capital is characterized by rich sauces and desserts, and rare and luxurious items such as truffles.
The monumental buildings were demolished and made room for luxurious high-rise apartment blocks.
Archaeological evidence from the major tells (or even more precise their elite areas) reveal a great wealth of palaces, temples and luxurious goods.
Who wouldn't want to lead this luxurious lifestyle?
Here is a writer who loves words, and one senses his striving for prose to match the luxurious scope afforded by his commission.
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