pamper, shower, deluge, expend, fritter, heap, pour, be generous, thrust upon, squander
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Another word for not caring about the cost is "extravagant." This term suggests a willingness to spend freely without concern for financial implications. Other synonyms include "lavish" or "profligate," both of which convey a sense of indulgence in spending.
The word is spelled "extravagant" meaning lavish, opulent, or overly expensive.
I can't afford a lavish gift.
The critics heaped lavish praise on the amateur performer.
Lavish or costly.
beneficient, bountiful, lavish, big-hearted, noble
Our starlet is interested in more lavish surroundings, sir.
He celebrated the occasion by building a lavish palace.
Tagalog translation of LAVISH: mabulastog
Plush, grand
The lavish decor of the home reflected the wealth of its owner. His poorer relatives resented the lavish lifestyle of the prince.
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Opulent, luxurious, deluxe and lavish.
On Valentine's Day, he lavished his wife with perfume, roses and a day at the spa.
Another word for not caring about the cost is "extravagant." This term suggests a willingness to spend freely without concern for financial implications. Other synonyms include "lavish" or "profligate," both of which convey a sense of indulgence in spending.
He's a wealthy bachelor who loves lavish vacations and expensive sports cars. Once she lost her job, the lavish shopping sprees had to end immediately. There was nothing lavish about the hotel room, but the price was right. She expected a lavish Hawaiian vacation, but he planned a rustic camping trip. She's a successful attorney with a lavish, upscale apartment downtown.