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sumptuousness

/sʌmpˈtʃuː.əs.nəs/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das die Eigenschaft bezeichnet, luxuriös, prächtig oder verschwenderisch zu sein, oft verbunden mit großem Reichtum oder aufwendigem Lebensstil.

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noun

/sʌmpˈtʃuː.əs.nəs/C2formal
  • deSubstantiv, das die Eigenschaft bezeichnet, luxuriös, prächtig oder verschwenderisch zu sein, oft verbunden mit großem Reichtum oder aufwendigem Lebensstil.

A noun referring to the quality of being lavish, rich, or splendid, often associated with great expense or luxurious living.

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  1. Luxurious livingC1formal

    The quality of being rich and lavish in lifestyle, often shown through expensive possessions and grand living.

    deLuxusleben

    • The sumptuousness of the palace amazed all the visitors.
    • Her lifestyle was marked by great sumptuousness and extravagance.
    • The hotel's sumptuousness was evident in its marble floors and chandeliers.

    Synonymeextravagancegrandeurlavishnessluxuriousnessluxurymagnificenceopulencerichnesssplendorsumptuosity

    Antonymeasceticismausterityfrugalitymeagernesssimplicitysparseness

  2. Excessive expenseC1formal

    The quality of being extremely costly or opulent, often to an unnecessary degree.

    deVerschwendungssucht

    • The sumptuousness of the wedding decorations was breathtaking.
    • Critics noted the sumptuousness of the film's costumes and sets.
    • The dinner party was a display of sumptuousness that few could afford.

    Synonymeextravagancelavishnessluxuriousnessopulenceprodigalitysquanderingwastefulness

    Antonymeeconomyfrugalitythrift

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  • sumptuousnesses' possessive plural form
  • sumptuousness's possessive singular form
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