luxuriate

• Verbo que expresa el acto de disfrutar intensamente de algo de manera muy relajada y placentera, a menudo entregándose a los placeres o al deleite sensorial, incluyendo también el sentido de vivir o disfrutar con lujo y abundancia.

A verb used to indicate the act of enjoying something in a very relaxed and pleasurable way, often involving self-indulgence or sensual delight.

1. Indulge in luxuryC1formal

   To enjoy something in a very comfortable or extravagant way, often by relaxing or treating oneself.

   Disfrutar del lujo

   • She luxuriated in a long, hot bubble bath after work.
   • He luxuriated in the comfort of the five-star hotel.
   • They luxuriated in the feeling of the warm sun on their skin.

   Sinónimosbaskindulgerelishrevelsavorwallow

   Antónimosabstaindenyscrimpstint

2. Enjoy to excessC1formal

   To take great pleasure in something, often in a self-indulgent or excessive manner.

   Gozar con exceso

   • He luxuriated in the praise he received for his work.
   • She luxuriated in the attention from her fans.
   • They luxuriated in the freedom of their retirement.

   Sinónimosbaskindulgeoverindulgerevelwallow

   Antónimosabstaineschewforgorefrainrenounce

3. Thrive profuselyC2formal

   To grow or flourish in a rich, abundant, or vigorous way.

   prosperar exuberantemente

   • The plants luxuriated in the tropical climate.
   • The garden luxuriated after the heavy rains.
   • The local economy luxuriated during the boom years.

   Sinónimosbloomburgeonflourishproliferateprosperthrive

   Antónimosdeclinedeterioratelanguishstarvewither