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lavishly

/ˈlæv.ɪʃ.li/

Traducción: Adverbio que significa «de manera abundante, generosa o derrochadora». Se usa para describir acciones realizadas con gran prodigalidad, lujo o exceso, a menudo respecto a gastos, decoración o elogios.

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adverb

/ˈlæv.ɪʃ.li/B2formal
  • esAdverbio que significa «de manera abundante, generosa o derrochadora». Se usa para describir acciones realizadas con gran prodigalidad, lujo o exceso, a menudo respecto a gastos, decoración o elogios.

An adverb meaning "in a rich, abundant, or extravagant manner." It is used to describe actions performed with great generosity, luxury, or excess, often in relation to spending, decorating, or praising.

  1. In a rich or extravagant mannerB2formal

    In a way that is very generous, luxurious, or abundant.

    esde manera lujosa o pródiga

    • The guests were lavishly entertained at the palace.
    • She decorated her home lavishly for the holiday party.
    • The company lavishly rewarded its top employees.

    Sinónimosabundantlyextravagantlygenerouslygrandlyliberallyluxuriouslyopulentlyprodigallyprofuselyrichlysplendidlysumptuously

    Antónimosfrugallymeagerlysparinglystingily

  2. In a wasteful or excessive mannerC1formal

    In a way that uses more than is necessary, often implying wastefulness.

    esde manera derrochadora

    • He spent money lavishly on designer clothes.
    • The resources were lavishly wasted on unnecessary projects.
    • They lavishly poured champagne at the celebration.

    Sinónimosexcessivelyextravagantlyimmoderatelyprodigallyprofligatelywastefully

    Antónimosfrugallymeagerlysparingly

Formas
  • more lavishly comparative form
  • most lavishly superlative form
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