opulence in Russian
opulence in Russian is бога́тство, изоби́лие, пы́шность — opulence means great wealth displayed in a lavish, visibly expensive way.
opulence in Russian
бога́тство
Pronounced: bogatstvo
Wealth.
изоби́лие
Pronounced: izobiliye
Abundance, bounty, profusion.
пы́шность
Pronounced: pyshnost
Abundance, bounty, profusion.
ро́скошь
Pronounced: roskosh
Ostentatious display of wealth and luxury; plushness.
роско́шество
Pronounced: roskoshestvo
Ostentatious display of wealth and luxury; plushness.
What does "opulence" mean?
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noun Great wealth displayed in a lavish, visibly expensive way.
"The opulence of the ballroom, all gilt and chandeliers, made her feel underdressed."
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noun Abundance of a resource; the state of having a great deal of something.
"The opulence of the harvest kept the village fed through a hard winter."
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opulence in a sentence
- The opulence of the ballroom, all gilt and chandeliers, made her feel underdressed.
- Their wedding was staged with an opulence the family could not really afford.
- The opulence of the harvest kept the village fed through a hard winter.
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What is "opulence" in Russian?
"opulence" in Russian is бога́тство, изоби́лие, пы́шность. opulence means: Great wealth displayed in a lavish, visibly expensive way.
How do you pronounce бога́тство?
"opulence" in Russian is бога́тство, pronounced "bogatstvo".
How do you use "opulence" in a sentence?
Example: "The opulence of the ballroom, all gilt and chandeliers, made her feel underdressed." In Russian, "opulence" is бога́тство, изоби́лие, пы́шность.
Are there other ways to say "opulence" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 5 translations listed for "opulence": бога́тство, изоби́лие, пы́шность, ро́скошь, роско́шество.
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