Pronunciation: /ˈɑpjələns/
noun wealth or luxuriousness
A1 The queen lived in opulence in her grand palace.
A2 The opulence of the hotel impressed the tourists.
B1 The opulence of the mansion was evident in its luxurious furnishings.
B2 The opulence of the royal family was displayed in their extravagant parties.
C1 The opulence of the billionaire's lifestyle was envied by many.
C2 The opulence of the art collector's gallery was unmatched in its beauty and value.
adjective opulent - characterized by luxury or wealth
A1 The hotel room was very luxurious and opulent.
A2 She dreamt of living in opulence, surrounded by expensive things.
B1 The opulent palace was filled with intricate decorations and lavish furnishings.
B2 The opulence of the ballroom was breathtaking, with crystal chandeliers and gold accents.
C1 The opulence of the billionaire's lifestyle was evident in his private jet and multiple mansions.
C2 The opulence of the royal palace was unmatched, with rooms filled with priceless art and antiques.
formal The opulence of the palace was evident in the intricate gold carvings and luxurious velvet draperies.
informal The opulence of the party was insane - there was caviar and champagne everywhere!
slang That car is pure opulence - it's got all the bells and whistles!
figurative Her opulence of kindness and generosity knew no bounds, she was always willing to help those in need.
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