Luxury Vocabulary

adjective in plentiful amounts; abundant

adverb in a plentiful or abundant manner

• Resources are aplenty in this region, making it an ideal place for investment.
• There are job opportunities aplenty in the city if you know where to look.
• The party last night had drinks aplenty, it was a blast!
• His creativity knows no bounds, with ideas aplenty flowing from his mind.

noun prestige or distinction associated with a particular status or reputation

• The prestigious award added a certain cachet to her reputation as a researcher.
• Having a designer handbag definitely gives you some cachet among your friends.
• That new restaurant has a lot of cachet - everyone wants to be seen there.
• His family name carries a lot of cachet in the business world.

noun a person who is luxuriously self-indulgent

adjective relating to or characteristic of a period of decline or decay; self-indulgent

• The dessert was a decadent display of culinary artistry.
• I indulged in a decadent slice of cake last night.
• That chocolate mousse was so decadent, I couldn't stop eating it.
• Her decadent lifestyle ultimately led to her downfall.

noun the quality or state of being exclusive; the practice of excluding or not admitting others

• The exclusiveness of the country club is evident in its strict membership criteria.
• The exclusiveness of the VIP section at the concert is pretty cool.
• I love the exclusiveness of this boutique - it's so bougie.
• The exclusiveness of her inner circle made her feel special and valued.

adjective describing a high cost or price; costing a lot of money

• The designer handbag was very expensive due to its high-quality materials.
• I can't afford to eat at that expensive restaurant.
• That new car is hella expensive!
• The cost of success can sometimes be expensive in terms of sacrifices.

adverb In a very beautiful or delicate manner; excellently

• The artist's work was exquisitely detailed and meticulously crafted.
• The dessert was exquisitely delicious, I couldn't get enough of it.
• That outfit is exquisitely on point, you look amazing!
• The sunset painted the sky in exquisitely vibrant colors.

noun a place offering luxurious and sensual pleasures

• The archaeologists discovered ancient fleshpots used for cooking in the ruins.
• We found some old fleshpots in the backyard while cleaning up.
• Let's hit up that new restaurant known for their amazing fleshpots.
• The city was once known for its fleshpots of indulgence and excess.

noun indulgence

adjective showing a readiness to give more of something, especially food or drink, than is necessary or appropriate

• The hotel offered an indulgent spa package for guests looking to relax and unwind.
• I treated myself to an indulgent shopping spree at the mall.
• That dessert was so indulgent, I couldn't resist having seconds.
• Her indulgent behavior towards her children often led to spoiled attitudes.

verb to bestow something in generous or extravagant quantities upon

adjective sumptuously rich, elaborate, or luxurious

• The royal family hosted a lavish banquet to celebrate the occasion.
• She always throws lavish parties for her birthday.
• That new restaurant is so lavish, we should check it out.
• His love for her was lavish, overflowing with affection and generosity.

noun wealth or luxuriousness

adjective opulent - characterized by luxury or wealth

• The opulence of the palace was evident in the intricate gold carvings and luxurious velvet draperies.
• The opulence of the party was insane - there was caviar and champagne everywhere!
• That car is pure opulence - it's got all the bells and whistles!
• Her opulence of kindness and generosity knew no bounds, she was always willing to help those in need.

noun a person who spreads or promotes an idea or belief

• The purveyor of fine wines and cheeses has a reputation for quality products.
• My friend is a purveyor of all things vintage and retro.
• That guy is the purveyor of all the latest gossip in town.
• As an artist, she saw herself as a purveyor of emotions through her paintings.

noun A structure or enclosure, typically made of metal bars, that is covered in a thin layer of gold or gold-colored material.

• She lived in a gilded cage, surrounded by luxury but unable to experience true freedom.
• Living in that fancy mansion may seem great, but it's like being in a gilded cage.
• The rich and famous may have all the money in the world, but they're still stuck in a gilded cage.
• The high-paying job came with a lot of restrictions, making it feel like a gilded cage.