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She was so extravagant, and such a bad manager, it was a wonder they could live at all.— We Three
A demand upon an American citizen to found a British air fleet is extravagant--in a sense, absurd.— The Sins of Séverac Bablon
Down here the ranchmen don't seem to understand the value of the Jersey cow; so when we offered them a price that seemed the least bit extravagant, they readily parted with them.— Fred Fearnot's New Ranch and How He and Terry Managed It
I am not going to be extravagant--nobody could be if they tried, in a poor place like Kingcombe.— Agatha's Husband A Novel
We would not be understood to imply that phrenology is extravagant; but we assert that the doctor's belief in it was extravagant, assigning, as he did, to every real and ideal facility of the human mind "a local habitation and a name" in the cranium, with a corresponding depression or elevation of the surface to mark its whereabouts.— The Red Eric

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