lavish in the PONS Dictionary

lavish Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to be lavish with one's praise
ne štedeti reči hvale
to lavish much effort on sth
uložiti mnogo truda u nešto

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He was neither corrupt nor did he make a lavish display of his power or status.
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The walls featured a lavish level of carved brick and terra cotta ornamentation.
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In contrast to the people, the ruling lords lived lavish lifestyles in huge palaces.
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They wed in a lavish ceremony, but there is a problem.
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He was also known for his lavish lifestyle and the parties he attended, but only after his death was this were reported in the media.
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His superiors and his community are lavish with things worth more than money, such as hollow praise and chances to risk his life.
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She lavishes him with attention and presumably makes love to him.
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He spent more than $10,000 on the structure, which was considered an extremely lavish amount at the time.
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The girls were surprised about how their house was not as lavish as per previous seasons.
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The event was considered one of the most lavish of the season.
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