luxurious

• At first I was told that I could only have cold beef, but not being a Staff Officer, and not being afraid of being called a luxurious and self-indulgent pig, I insisted upon having some hot soup and some cold pheasant, and also a cup of hot cocoa. —  The Adventure of Living
• Her life, I take it, though latterly clouded by many troubles, was easy, luxurious, and idle, till my father's affairs and her own aspirations sent her to America. —  Autobiography of Anthony Trollope
• He led a gay, luxurious, and extravagant life rather than performed his clerical duties; he had political ambitions, but he was never able to overcome the predisposition against him with which Marie Antoinette had come to France. —  George Selwyn His Letters and His Life
• It looked positively luxurious, all polished mahogany and brass rail, like something off a Victorian yacht; which it might well have been. —  The Gates of Noon
• While luxurious, the lady's rooms were meant for one thing only-besides sleep. —  The Lark And The Wren

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