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lavishness

/ˈlæv.ɪʃ.nəs/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa la cualidad de ser excesivamente lujoso, ostentoso o de gastar en exceso; también puede referirse a la abundancia o generosidad en dar o prodigar algo.

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noun

/ˈlæv.ɪʃ.nəs/C1formal
  • esSustantivo que designa la cualidad de ser excesivamente lujoso, ostentoso o de gastar en exceso; también puede referirse a la abundancia o generosidad en dar o prodigar algo.

A noun referring to the quality of being excessively expensive or involving excessive spending.

incontable

  1. Extravagance in expenseC1formal

    The quality of being extremely expensive or luxurious, often to an excessive degree.

    esDerroche de lujo o suntuosidad

    • The lavishness of the wedding reception was truly breathtaking.
    • Critics pointed to the lavishness of the palace as a sign of the king's excess.
    • The hotel's lavishness was evident in its marble floors and crystal chandeliers.

    Sinónimosexcessextravaganceindulgenceluxurymagnificenceopulenceprodigalitysplendorsumptuousness

    Antónimoseconomyfrugalitymoderationparsimonythrift

  2. Excessive spendingC1formal

    The act or habit of spending money in a very generous or wasteful manner.

    esDerroche

    • His lavishness eventually led to financial ruin.
    • The company's lavishness on office parties was criticized by shareholders.
    • She was known for her lavishness, buying designer clothes every week.

    Sinónimosexcessextravaganceprodigalityprofligacysquanderingwastefulness

    Antónimoscheapnessfrugalitymiserlinessparsimonystinginesstightness

Formas
  • lavishnesses plural form
  • lavishnesses' possessive plural form
  • lavishness's possessive singular form
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