extravagant 的定义
- spending much more than is necessary or wise; wasteful: an extravagant shopper.
- excessively high: extravagant expenses; extravagant prices.
- exceeding the bounds of reason, as actions, demands, opinions, or passions.
- going beyond what is deserved or justifiable: extravagant praise.
- Obsolete. wandering beyond bounds.
extravagant 近义词
indulgent, wasteful
extravagant 的近义词 45 个
- absurd
- bizarre
- costly
- exaggerated
- excessive
- exorbitant
- expensive
- fanciful
- fancy
- fantastic
- flamboyant
- flashy
- garish
- gaudy
- grandiose
- implausible
- lavish
- ludicrous
- ornate
- ostentatious
- outrageous
- overpriced
- profligate
- reckless
- ridiculous
- showy
- silly
- crazy
- extortionate
- extreme
- foolish
- immoderate
- improvident
- imprudent
- inordinate
- nonsensical
- preposterous
- pretentious
- prodigal
- spendthrift
- steep
- unbalanced
- unconscionable
- unreasonable
- unrestrained
extravagant 的反义词 30 个
更多extravagant例句
- The trick to making this vacation as special as possible will be to go all-out and do things you wouldn’t ordinarily do, things that feel dreamy and extravagant no matter where you end up.
- An electric toothbrush—at once practical and extravagant—makes a surprisingly good gift.
- That doesn’t include the extravagant jewels and other trinkets used to adorn them.
- Moreover, he has managed to thrive despite being a teetotaler in a political party whose leaders are famed for wheeling and dealing at extravagant late-night drinking sessions.
- When more extravagant luxuries seem out of reach, the index suggests, lipstick is an affordable treat.
- At first glance, it might be tempting to interpret this extravagant level of compensation as a victory for the once-humble intern.
- Costumes worn by each reinvented persona act—in all their extravagant glory—serve as the anchors for the exhibit.
- After 11 years at the e-commerce brand, CEO Mark Sebba got an extravagant global-wide send off as he plans to retire.
- Expect rhinestone realness from pop's current queen of all things shiny, girly, and extravagant.
- The openings have gone from simplistic to extravagant, featuring funny monologues, dance numbers, and lots of celebrities.
- I should have made the dumplings with more fruit in them, master, only Letty cautioned me not to be extravagant with the plums.
- Immediately Aguinaldo had fallen captive, all kinds of extravagant and erroneous versions were current as to how it had happened.
- I thought the little fellow extravagant in his demands, but, rather than lose the chance, submitted.
- In their voyage up the river Niger, their description of the scenes is extravagant.
- In his dressing-room Diotti was besieged by hosts of people, congratulating him in extravagant terms.