extravagance in Japanese
extravagance in Japanese is 贅沢 — extravagance means spending far more money than is necessary or reasonable.
extravagance in Japanese
贅沢
Pronounced: zeitaku
Excessive or superfluous expenditure of money.
What does "extravagance" mean?
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noun Spending far more money than is necessary or reasonable.
"The wedding was a display of pure extravagance, with gold-plated invitations."
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noun A specific luxury or indulgence someone treats themselves to.
"A weekly massage is her one extravagance."
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extravagance in a sentence
- The wedding was a display of pure extravagance, with gold-plated invitations.
- A weekly massage is her one extravagance.
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What is "extravagance" in Japanese?
"extravagance" in Japanese is 贅沢. extravagance means: Spending far more money than is necessary or reasonable.
How do you pronounce 贅沢?
"extravagance" in Japanese is 贅沢, pronounced "zeitaku".
How do you use "extravagance" in a sentence?
Example: "The wedding was a display of pure extravagance, with gold-plated invitations." In Japanese, "extravagance" is 贅沢.
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