luxurious in Latin
luxurious in Latin is lautus, opiparus — luxurious means extremely comfortable and high in quality, often expensively so.
luxurious in Latin
lautus
Very fine in quality and comfortable.
opiparus
Very fine in quality and comfortable.
What does "luxurious" mean?
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adj Extremely comfortable and high in quality, often expensively so.
"The hotel suite had a luxurious marble bathroom and silk sheets."
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adj Fond of, or used to, a life of luxury and comfort.
"He led a luxurious lifestyle funded almost entirely by his inheritance."
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luxurious in a sentence
- The hotel suite had a luxurious marble bathroom and silk sheets.
- They spent the weekend at a luxurious spa resort in the mountains.
- He led a luxurious lifestyle funded almost entirely by his inheritance.
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What is "luxurious" in Latin?
"luxurious" in Latin is lautus, opiparus. luxurious means: Extremely comfortable and high in quality, often expensively so.
How do you use "luxurious" in a sentence?
Example: "The hotel suite had a luxurious marble bathroom and silk sheets." In Latin, "luxurious" is lautus, opiparus.
Are there other ways to say "luxurious" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "luxurious": lautus, opiparus.
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