sumptuously

sumptuous | American Dictionary

sumptuous
adjective
us/ˈsʌm·tʃu·əs/
of high quality, and often expensive:
I had never seen such a sumptuous apartment.

Examples of sumptuous

sumptuous
On the other hand, the leading members of the town council received sumptuous motets at their wedding services.
All in all, so many excellent presentations, so much rich fare to digest (in between the hotel's sumptuous meals).
The stance of the lower body symbolises what its sumptuous clothing conceals.
Village women cannot devote hours to preparing several sumptuous dishes for each meal.
This recording compilation is furthermore accompanied by a sumptuous 316-page book.
The brilliant and sumptuous orchestra balances the vocal writing both in conjunction and in opposition and g rips the attention from start to finish.
Although organic grave offerings accompany the dead in both tombs, the two chambers differ considerably in quantity and quality of the sumptuous durable offerings.
The switch is barely visible from the volumes themselves, which maintain the red cloth covers, high-quality paper and sumptuous layout of the original series.
Thus, the official groundwater statistics present a rosy picture of its sumptuous availability, but the reality reveals a very different picture.
This is a sumptuous and elegantly produced book of over four hundred 8r11-inch pages.
In other words, this was a sumptuous set.
The building and its furnishings share open and expressed structural frameworks and unornamented surfaces of sumptuous materials; they are simultaneously functional and expressive of functionality.
His legacy is well served by this sumptuous and meticulously edited volume, which at the price almost seems a bargain.
It was undoubtedly a properly sumptuous occasion, but in the reports of it the messages were mixed.
These are all sumptuous full-colour facsimiles accompanied by commentary volumes.
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