extravagant
/ɪkˈstrævəɡənt/
adjective
- Spending or costing too much money; wasteful or excessive in spending.
- He is known for his extravagant lifestyle, flying first class and staying at five-star hotels.
- She bought an extravagant diamond necklace that cost her entire year's salary.
- The wedding was so extravagant that they had to take out a loan to pay for it.
- Going beyond what is reasonable or necessary; very high or extreme.
- The politician made extravagant promises that he could never keep.
- The company's extravagant claims about the product turned out to be false.
- Her extravagant praise made everyone in the room feel uncomfortable.
- Elaborate, fancy, or showy in design or appearance.
- The chef prepared an extravagant seven-course meal with truffles and caviar.
- She wore an extravagant gown covered in sequins and feathers to the gala.
- The palace had extravagant decorations with gold leaf and crystal chandeliers.