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We were impressed by her opulent home.opulent = magnificent and luxurious
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One sees the root of the French Revolution when looking at the excessive opulence of King Louis XVI's palace at Versailles.
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Teabing's opulent drawing room (source)opulent = luxurious
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This opulent sobriety betrayed the divided nature of the school, just as in a different way the two rivers that it straddled did. (source)opulent = magnificent
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"How grand you look, Randolph," he continued in a thin voice while studying his host and glancing around at the opulent suite. (source)opulent = luxurious (usually expensive)
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Demteri left us in the cheerfully opulent reception area, where the woman Gianna was still at her post behind the polished counter. (source)
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its subsequent expansion from a collection of huts and hitching posts into an opulent ranching center with razzle-dazzle saloons, an opera house, and the plushiest hotel anywhere between Kansas City and Denver (source)opulent = magnificent and luxurious
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Then I went back to hide in the frayed opulence of the old Pontchartrain Hotel on St. Charles. (source)opulence = magnificence or luxury
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He was dressed opulently even for a god, robed in indigos and purples, every inch heavy with embroidered gold.† (source)
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Many women who worked in their kitchens traded at our Store, and when they carried their finished laundry back to town they often set the big baskets down on our front porch to pull a singular piece from the starched collection and show either how graceful was their ironing hand or how rich and opulent was the property of their employers. (source)opulent = magnificent and luxurious
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It was Monterrey's oldest hotel, built before the Mexican Revolution; its opulence was reminiscent of the colonial period of great excesses. (source)opulence = magnificence and luxury
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Now that his secret was out, Milo relaxed with Yossarian and Orr and inflated opulently with a vast, shy pride.† (source)
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Describing opulent wonders, he offered the family the use of one of the shah's former villas. (source)opulent = magnificent and luxurious
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Lourdes wishes Ivanito were with her so she could point out the opulence—the nine-hole golf course, the landing dock for the seaplane, the Carrara marble floors. (source)opulence = luxury
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Fadawar's men were garbed in the same fashion, although less opulently.† (source)
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—the architecture a little curious, a little femininely flamboyant and therefore to Henry opulent, sensuous, sinful; the inference of great and easy wealth measured by steamboat loads in place of a tedious inching of sweating human figures across cotton fields; (source)opulent = magnificent and luxurious
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