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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151. At the end of the six months, Ahasuerus held an extravagant feast which providentially led to a change in the events of history.
152. A water sommelier handed out water menus with extravagant prices to the patrons.
153. President Niyazov's extravagant buildings are not a hallmark of his idiosyncratic regime.
154. My dear Vermont, you natives up by the North Pole set an extravagant value on time.
155. He is careful to deck out his extravagant tale with as many authentic touches as possible.
156. And, for my age, talk about the mystery of death, was extravagant and grotesque, is simply the young do not" die" taste, to endow with new words that" dead".
157. If I say that my somewhat extravagant imagination yieldedsimultaneous pictures of an octopus, a dragon, and a human caricature, I shall not be unfaithful to the spirit of the thing.
158. What other child goes to A-list events, extravagant vacations that most adults dream of and hangs out with the hottest celebs in Hollywood?
159. But, as usual, the Army's demands for vehicles of all kinds seeded wildly extravagant.
160. Although, I do think that fashion is moving a little bit away from that very extravagant, angry look with all the studding and grommets.
161. In costumes more extravagant than any Gaultier concert frocks, he revealed an actor's narcissism , neediness , daring.
162. She is pillory in the press for her extravagant parties.
163. Swales, who wears extravagant mutton chop whiskers and is known as an "old-school" representative, has enjoyed a quiet life with the deal-phobic Scholes but wouldn't want it any other way.
164. The influence of aristocrats " extravagant consumption to the handicraft industry and commerce . 5. "
165. Shevchenko's hopeful ball upfield released Frank Lampard, who rounded Batista and provided an extravagant finish in the 69th minute.
166. He attempts to woo her in a characteristically extravagant manner.
167. Honesty and frankness do more for the public's confidence ... than extravagant boasting or supercilious gasconade.
168. The millionaire talked cold turkey to his extravagant nephew, hinting that he might be disinherited.
169. They are extravagant and overindulgent, so have plenty of good wine on hand.
170. Other presents were less extravagant: on a trip to the United States in January, the couple received a signed American football, two baseball caps, a shopping bag, chutney, maple syrup and some honey.
171. Then they fall into disrepute when they fail to deliver on extravagant promises, until they eventually rise to a level of solid accomplishment and acceptance.
172. IBM constructed one of the fair's most popular pavilions, an extravagant,[sentencedict .com] egg-shaped theater showing visitors how computers work.
173. His descriptions of Gatsby's extravagant parties are closer to satire than eulogy.
174. I now went into an earnest expostulation with him upon the extravagant length of his report.
175. I want to enjoy everything to be extravagant and happy. And everything of infatuate in the spirit, everything of satisfy in the body.
176. Could this fate befall James Cameron, Hollywood's most daring and extravagant auteur?
177. An extravagant feature from Axel Braun, packed with nasty sex!
178. The relative classical purity and discretion in his music, with little extravagant exhibitionism, partly reflects his reverence for Bach and Mozart.
179. Those used to bring mankind a lot of fun now has been an extravagant way of living just because dooryard occupies city space with resources while providing fun for people.
180. "Oh dear, Brussels lace—Maud is so terribly extravagant. " My mother looked at this dress in a sad way; and, over the top of her head, Jenna gave me a wink.
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