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What is an antonym of extravagance?
extravagance n Definition: indulgence; waste Antonyms: economy, moderation, providence, saving, thrift, thriftiness
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What is extravagent?
for a main substitute Irish method for section 32 it means top model or top class which ever you prefer
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What is extravagance in a sentence?
While buying a new car might have been a necessity having it gold plated was pure extravagance. The gift was pure extravagant.
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How do you use the word extravagance in a sentence?
Those who spend money extravagantly (adverb) and indulge in extravagance (noun) are called extravagant. (noun
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Why does Gatsby give extravagant parties?
Gatsby has these elaborate parties and invites tons of people as to get Daisy's attention. He's come back and wants to be with Daisy again and to show off his accumulated we…alth. (MORE)
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What does extravagent mean?
extravagant - adjective 1. spending much more than is necessary or wise; wasteful: an extravagant shopper. 2. excessively high: extravagant expenses; extravagant prices. … 3. exceeding the bounds of reason, as actions, demands, opinions, or passions. 4. going beyond what is deserved or justifiable: extravagant praise. 5. Obsolete - wandering beyond bounds. (MORE)
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Can you give me a sentence with the word extravagant?
Seeing his friend buying two large-screen televisions, Jack though this was a bit extravagant for the size of the property.
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How was Louis XIV extravagant?
Ive been researching and he built the palace of versailles, hosted balls, parties. hope that helps !
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What is a sentence using the word extravagant?
My mother planted an extravagant number of strawberries in our garden this summer. She was soon poor because she chose to live an extravagant lifestyle. Her wedding gown wa…s rather extravagant and fairly expensive. (MORE)
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What is the difference between extravagance and generosity?
to consume more than nees is extravagance. spent on something for the sake of meeting a necessity, providing comfort or for decoration for his own pleasure and satisfaction i…s generosity (MORE)