luxury
/ˈlʌkʃəri/
adjective
- Very expensive, high-quality, and designed to provide comfort and pleasure.
- The store sells luxury goods like designer handbags and watches.
- They stayed at a luxury resort in the Maldives.
- She bought a luxury car with leather seats and a sunroof.
noun
- Something expensive and pleasant that is not necessary but gives great comfort or enjoyment.
- For many people, owning a second car is a luxury they cannot afford.
- Fresh strawberries in winter used to be a rare luxury.
- A spa weekend is a luxury she allows herself once a year.
- A condition of great comfort, wealth, and extravagant living.
- They lived a life of luxury in their beachfront mansion.
- The hotel offers guests every possible luxury, from marble bathrooms to personal butlers.
- He grew up with luxury, but he never took it for granted.
- A pleasure or advantage that is not available to everyone.
- In some countries, clean drinking water is still a luxury.
- Having time to read a book is a luxury for most working parents.
- She considered the quiet morning a rare luxury.
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