Synonym: exaggerated, excessive, extreme, grand, luxurious, overdone, unreasonable. Antonym: economical, frugal, thrifty. Similar words: ravage, extra, extract, extracting, extraneous, extradition, extraordinary, extraterrestrial. Meaning: [-nt] adj. 1. unrestrained, especially with regard to feelings 2. recklessly wasteful.
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121. Extravagant people never save money.
122. Don't attach any extravagant hope to it.
123. And failure will definitely also with vain and extravagant of the ill nature is a premise.
124. European noble should be aspersed in piscina on sweet dew or it is petaline, bathing in ancient time is an extravagant thing really.
125. My response, which filled three double-sided pages, was an extravagant paean to her calm beauty, the sweetness of her eyes, the perfection of her figure, etc.
126. What his biggest desire was to buy a ricksha , thinking that if had it he woude not bear anyone's anger. However, this legitimate aspiration became an extravagant hope at that times.
127. The current policy of coal resource tax and resource compensation fee foster coal enterprises' extravagant development and is also the root of causing the problems in coal resource development.
128. This is because a secondary failure of regulation impeded inter-bank lending and caused the bizarre collapse and extravagant rescue of Northern Rock.
129. Every December, the First United Methodist Church of Johnson City, Texas, stages an extravagant living Nativity story.
130. Although dogs and cats lead the pack of domesticated pals there are a number of untraditional, unique, and exotically extravagant creatures available.
131. On the band's last world tour he was sporting an extravagant moustache, a waistcoat and a bootlace tie like a gunslinger from Tombstone .
132. I didn't buy a new car or spend a small fortune on extravagant vacations or home remodels.
133. We can deduce from the picture that its aim is to criticize the spreading extravagant behavior among students, especially college students.
134. Those people prefer naturalness and easiness. They are rational but not pedantry, generous but not extravagant.
135. As regarded Feathertop, all this resulted in a wild, extravagant, and fantastical impression, as if his life and being were akin to the smoke that curled upward from his pipe.
136. The coronation was an occasion for extravagant myth and sentiment.
137. It is more extravagant to lie idle those expensive gears than buying them out. Therefore, used expensive goods sales are increasingly the rage as a handful of people have similar problem.
138. I hope you don't think I'm extravagant but I've had the electric fire on for most of the day.
139. Dressed in an extravagant suit, he fabricated a fable to facilitate his fortune-telling .
140. And mini-poles have even been spotted as dance props at extravagant bat mitzvah parties in suburban precincts.
141. Oppose extravagant eating and drinking and pay attention to thrift and economy.
142. The expansiveness of their extravagant life style was soon curtailed.
143. My wedding don't be too extravagant,[http://sentencedict.com/extravagant.html] 10 Lincoln sedan Extended Edition car is ok.
144. My tent was as delightful and extravagant as the meal—a roomy tent adorned with a comfortable bed, a hurricane lantern and nightstand.
145. Detecting his emotion, Pearl clapped her little hands in the most extravagant ecstasy.
146. She spent much of her husband's first months in office being dismissed and mocked as "Fancy Nancy, " little more than an extravagant party-goer.
147. The extravagant price tag bought 900 square metres in a building that boasts its own cinema, round-the-clock concierge and 25-metre lap pool.
148. He addressed the others with extravagant gestures, blinking his inflamed eyelids.
149. The dress floats out to an extravagant drift of yardage at the hem.
150. Qiao - Kohl in training muscle slight injury, but, now under Sikelali hand's military strength still obviously extravagant.
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