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Alcazar A grand and impressive fortress or palace. ■ The king's favorite pastime was to ride his horse around the vast courtyard of his luxurious alcazar, while his guards saluted him with their swords.
Balmoral A luxurious and opulent holiday home located in Scotland's Highlands. ■ When the Queen visited Balmoral, she was amazed by the number of rooms and amenities available at her disposal.
Carriage A large, horse-drawn vehicle designed for transporting people or goods over long distances. ■ The royal family arrived at the ball in a luxurious carriage made of pure gold and encrusted with jewels.
Chateau A large, luxurious mansion or castle, often with vineyards and gardens. ■ I had the most amazing time at my friend's chateau in France. We drank wine from the vineyard and danced on the grand ballroom floor.
contrast A sharp difference or opposition between two things, typically in appearance or behavior. ■ "The stark contrast between the luxurious penthouse and the cramped apartment of the struggling artist made for a hilarious scene in the movie."
Envied Feeling jealous and resentful towards someone else's possessions, achievements, or luck. ■ After hearing about her neighbor's new vacation home in the mountains, Sarah couldn't help but envied her friend's luxurious lifestyle.
extravagant adjective: given to or characterized by excessive or unnecessary indulgence; excessively luxurious or ornate ■ After hearing the bill for her lavish wedding, Sarah realized that she had gone overboard and was being extravagant with her spending.
glamorous adjective Describing something that is glamorous, exciting or luxurious. ■ "I had a glamorous night out at the ballroom with my friends."
haired adjective Sporting a luxurious and unruly mane of hair ■ I'm not sure what to make of this haired cat. Is it a lion?
Lavish To be excessively rich or luxurious, often to an absurd degree. To indulge oneself in material pleasures. ■ "I spent my entire fortune on a lavish vacation, but it was worth every penny.
mansion A large, luxurious house that is owned by someone who considers themselves important. ■ "I may not be able to afford a mansion, but I can definitely dream about it."
mansions An extravagant and luxurious house, often with multiple stories and many rooms. ■ "I may be rich, but I'll never live in a mansion like the one from "Downton Abbey."
palaces Large, luxurious buildings used as homes or official residences by royalty or high-ranking government officials. ■ "The Queen's palace is so big that it took a whole army to move her furniture!"
Penthouse A luxurious apartment located on the top floor of a building, typically with large windows and panoramic views. ■ I heard that the CEO lives in a penthouse with a private pool and a personal chef.
playboy A man who enjoys living a luxurious lifestyle and having multiple sexual partners. ■ "I used to be a playboy, but then I realized that I couldn't afford all the expensive toys and girls. Now I'm a workaholic instead."
plush A soft, fluffy, and luxurious material that is often used in upholstery, bedding, or clothing. ■ "I can't resist the plushness of this couch - it's so cozy!"
riviera A luxurious and glamorous coastal resort area, typically located in southern Europe. ■ I can't afford to go to the riviera every year like my rich friends, but I make do with a staycation at the local pool instead.
Speedboat A large, fast, and luxurious watercraft that is used for pleasure or business purposes. ■ "I can't believe I have to travel on a speedboat to get from my island home to the mainland. This is ridiculous!
starship A spacecraft used for intergalactic travel and exploration. ■ "The starship Enterprise is the most luxurious spacecraft in the galaxy, complete with zero gravity sports courts, a fine dining restaurant, and a fully stocked library."
Suites A collection of rooms that are designed to be used together, typically including a bedroom, bathroom, and living area. ■ I stayed in a luxurious suite at the five-star hotel and had access to a private pool and spa.
Upholstery A soft and luxurious fabric, usually made of leather or velvet, used to cover furniture. ■ The upholstery on my couch is so comfortable, I could spend all day lounging here.
Villa A large, luxurious house with its own pool and garden, often rented out as a vacation home. ■ "I can't believe I'm staying in a villa for my honeymoon. It's like something out of a dream!
villas A large, luxurious house with gardens and outdoor areas. ■ John's parents bought a villa in the countryside so they could enjoy their hobbies of gardening and fishing.
Amenities The things or services provided by a hotel, resort, restaurant, etc. to make guests comfortable and happy. ■ "After a long day of hiking in the mountains, I was thrilled to return to the luxurious amenities of my cabin, such as the plush bedding, hot shower, and fully stocked kitchen."
banquet A large and luxurious feast, typically with a lot of alcohol. ■ "John's parents decided to throw a banquet for their wedding anniversary. The whole house was filled with the smell of exotic spices and the sound of guests dancing to music."
castle A large and imposing structure, often with a tall tower or turrets. ■ The king lived in a grand castle with a moat surrounding it, where he could keep all his enemies at bay.; A large and imposing structure, often with a tall tower or turrets. Also used to describe a luxurious hotel or resort. ■ "I can't believe you expect me to pay $500 a night for a room at this castle-themed hotel!; A large and imposing structure, often with a tall tower or turrets. Also used to describe an imaginary or symbolic fortress. ■ "In his quest for power, the ambitious prince decided to conquer the castle of his enemies and claim it as his own."; A large and imposing structure, often with a tall tower or turrets. Also used to describe a mythical creature's home. ■ "The dragon guarded its castle fiercely, breathing fire at any intruders."; A large and imposing structure, often with a tall tower or turrets. Also used to describe a place of worship. ■ "The pope resided in the grand castle of Vatican City, where he conducted his religious duties."; A large and imposing structure, often with a tall tower or turrets. Also used to describe an ancient fortress. ■ "The castle of Neuschwanstein was built in the 19th century by King Ludwig II of Bavaria as a homage to composer Richard Wagner."
Creme A dairy product made from the cream of milk. ■ If you want your coffee to be extra rich and luxurious, add some cream on top!; A person who is very skilled or talented in a particular area. ■ "Johnny is a real cream when it comes to playing guitar."
deco a style of visual art and design characterized by geometric shapes, bold colors, and luxurious materials, popular during the 1920s and 30s ■ "I can't believe my mom still has that old deco wallpaper in her bathroom. It's like living in a 1920s speakeasy!
deluxe A high-quality or luxurious product or service, often with advanced features and a high price point. ■ "I splurged on a deluxe spa day package for my birthday and it was absolutely worth every penny. The massage therapist used essential oils and played soothing music while I relaxed in the warm, bubbly hot spring."
deposits A large sum of money that is placed in a bank account, often as an initial payment on a loan or to cover a security deposit. ■ "I had to make a hefty deposit on my new car, but it was worth it for the luxurious leather seats and state-of-the-art technology."
deteriorated To become so bad or poor that it is unfit for use or consumption. ■ The once-luxurious car had deteriorated to the point where it was a danger to drive.
Embassy A place where foreign dignitaries or government officials reside and conduct business. ■ When the Queen of England visited our country, she was escorted to a luxurious embassy where she spent her entire trip feasting on caviar and sipping champagne.
Flagship A large, luxurious and expensive ship that is considered the flagship of a fleet or company. ■ The company's flagship, which boasts a swimming pool and private jacuzzi, was docked at the marina for the VIP guests to enjoy during the grand launch.
gilded adjective, 1. covered in a thin layer of gold leaf, 2. very extravagant and luxurious, 3. excessively confident or arrogant ■ The wealthy couple decided to have their entire house gilded in order to impress their friends and neighbors., His new sports car was so flashy that it could only be described as gilded., Despite his lack of experience, the young man thought he was completely gilded and ready to take on any challenge.
Heiress A woman who inherits wealth or property from her father or other male relative after the death of her husband. ■ "After the untimely death of her husband, the heiress was able to afford a new car and a luxurious vacation to Paris."
hotel A large building with many rooms where people can stay for a short time. ■ After spending the day sightseeing, I checked into a luxurious hotel and indulged in a sumptuous dinner before retiring to my cozy bed for the night.
limo A large, luxurious limousine car with black windows and a chauffeur. ■ "I had to ride in a limo for my friend's wedding because it was the only way he could afford to make his big day special. But of course, I couldn't resist rolling down the windows and blasting "Don't Stop Believin'" to let everyone know how much fun we were having."
limousine A large, luxurious vehicle with tinted windows and a chauffeur, often used for transportation of important or wealthy individuals. ■ When the CEO arrived at the conference in his shiny black limousine, all the other attendees felt like peasants in comparison.
Lodging A temporary or permanent place where someone stays, such as a hotel room or an apartment. ■ "I stayed in a luxurious lodging while on vacation, but it was so expensive that I had to eat ramen noodles for every meal."
Newlyweds A couple who have recently gotten married. ■ "The newlyweds spent their honeymoon in a luxurious beach house, but unfortunately, they had to leave after just one day when the owner discovered their cat-like reflexes and used them to steal all the silverware."
pampering The act of indulging someone in luxurious or extravagant treatment, typically by providing them with expensive gifts, lavish meals, and other pampering experiences. ■ "John's girlfriend decided to pamper him for his birthday by booking a spa day and buying him an expensive watch."
stateroom A luxurious and spacious room on a cruise ship or hotel, typically used as an office or conference room. ■ "I can't believe we have to hold our meeting in this cramped stateroom. It feels like we're trapped in a claustrophobic phone booth!
Washrooms A place where people go to clean themselves and their clothes, typically found in public buildings or homes. ■ "I forgot my toothbrush at home, so I had to use the washrooms at work to brush my teeth.", A fancy or luxurious bathroom, often with multiple fixtures and high-end amenities. ■ "I can't believe how much money they spent on their washrooms - it has a rain showerhead, heated floors, and even a TV!"