extravagant in the PONS Dictionary

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to have extravagant tastes
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He is very theatrical and dresses in extravagant clothing.
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The stop opened around 1880 with a small building, which was replaced in 1899 by a larger station somewhat extravagant for a largely seasonal location.
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The ideal goals aside, in these times it has become increasingly display of gold ornaments, lots of foods and extravagant spending ritual.
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Production was characterized by a wide variety of shapes and designs, often extravagant in molding and decoration.
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Although his salary was reportedly modest, he lived a lifestyle which many perceived as extravagant.
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She also had an extravagant and demanding nature and possessed enough charm to get what she wanted.
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Today, the boat is built to be larger and much more extravagant.
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Far too often, they live lavish and extravagant lifestyles while not saving any legitimate money.
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One is that he lost public support because of his extravagant lifestyle.
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It is florid and ornamental, lavish and extravagant.
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