Opulent

Pronunciation: /ˈɑpjələnt/

Definitions of opulent

adjective characterized by wealth, luxury, or abundance

Example Sentences

A1 The hotel room was very opulent with luxurious furnishings.

A2 She lived in an opulent mansion with a large swimming pool.

B1 The opulent banquet hall was decorated with crystal chandeliers and gold accents.

B2 The opulent palace was a symbol of wealth and power in the region.

C1 The opulent lifestyle of the rich and famous was on full display at the exclusive event.

C2 The opulent yacht was a floating palace, complete with a helipad and multiple decks.

Examples of opulent in a Sentence

formal The opulent ballroom was adorned with crystal chandeliers and gold accents.

informal The opulent mansion had a huge swimming pool and a fancy car collection.

slang That party was so opulent, it was like something out of a movie.

figurative Her opulent personality shone through in the way she carried herself and interacted with others.

Grammatical Forms of opulent

• past tense: opulented
• plural: opulents
• comparative: more opulent
• superlative: most opulent
• present tense: opulent
• future tense: will be opulent
• perfect tense: has been opulent
• continuous tense: is being opulent
• singular: opulent
• positive degree: opulent
• infinitive: to be opulent
• gerund: opulenting
• participle: opulented

Origin and Evolution of opulent

First Known Use: 0015 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'opulent' originated from the Latin word 'opulentus', which means wealthy or rich.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'opulent' has retained its meaning of being wealthy or rich, but it is now also used to describe something lavish, luxurious, or grand in a more general sense.