Pronunciation: /ˈlævɪʃli/
adjective Characterized by or produced with extravagance and luxury
A1 She decorated her room lavishly with colorful balloons and streamers for her birthday party.
A2 The hotel room was lavishly furnished with plush carpets and elegant furniture.
B1 The celebrity lived lavishly in a mansion with a private pool and tennis court.
B2 The royal family was known for hosting lavishly extravagant events with elaborate decorations and gourmet food.
C1 The billionaire entrepreneur lavishly spent his wealth on luxury cars, private jets, and exotic vacations.
C2 The art collector's gallery was lavishly adorned with priceless paintings and sculptures from renowned artists.
adverb In a luxurious or extravagant manner
A1 She decorated her room lavishly with colorful balloons and streamers for the party.
A2 The hotel was lavishly decorated with luxurious furniture and elegant artwork.
B1 The billionaire businessman lived lavishly in a sprawling mansion with a private helicopter.
B2 The royal wedding was lavishly celebrated with a grand procession and fireworks display.
C1 The extravagant gala was lavishly catered with gourmet food and top-shelf champagne.
C2 The Hollywood actress lived lavishly in a lavish penthouse overlooking the city skyline.
formal The royal family lived lavishly in their grand palace.
informal She always dresses lavishly for special occasions.
slang They partied lavishly all night long.
figurative Her words were lavishly embellished with poetic imagery.
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