Definition for Luxury:

• luk's[= u]- ri, n. free indulgence in rich diet or costly dress or equipage: anything delightful: a dainty: ( Shak.) wantonness.-- ns. LUX[= U]' RIANCE, LUX[= U]' RIANCY, LUXUR[= I]' ETY.-- adj. LUX[= U]' RIANT, exuberant in growth: overabundant.-- adv. LUX[= U]' RIANTLY.-- v.i. LUX[= U]' RIATE, to be luxuriant: to grow exuberantly: to live luxuriously: to expatiate with delight.-- n. LUXURI[= A]' TION, the act of luxuriating.-- adj. LUX[= U]' RIOUS, given to luxury: administering to luxury: furnished with luxuries: softening by pleasure: ( Milt.) luxuriant: ( Shak.) lustful.-- adv. LUX[= U]' RIOUSLY.-- ns. LUX[= U]' RIOUSNESS; LUX'URIST, one given to luxury. [ O. Fr. luxurie-- L. luxuria, luxury-- luxus, excess.]

Synonyms for Luxury:

• adj.

  •plush (adjective)
  • more luxury,
  • most luxury,
  • de-luxe.
  •posh (adjective)
  • highclass,
  • la di da,
  • high class.

• n.

  •De Luxe (noun)
  • De Luxe.
  •
  • change,
  • idleness,
  • delight,
  • hedonism,
  • epicureanism,
  • poverty,
  • crowd pleaser,
  • poorness,
  • enthusiasm,
  • binge,
  • escapism,
  • blast,
  • activity,
  • richness,
  • gratification,
  • amusement.
  •
  • expensive,
  • excess,
  • costly,
  • high-class,
  • pricey,
  • spree,
  • extravagant,
  • waste,
  • exclusive,
  • select,
  • luxurious.
  •
  • harmony,
  • save,
  • calm.
  •affluence (noun)
  • wealthinesses.
  •amenity (noun)
  • facility,
  • Qualities,
  • enrichment.
  •attribute (noun)
  • luxury.
  •bed of roses (noun)
  • milk and honey,
  • life of ease.
  •comfort (noun)
  • re pose,
  • re-laxations,
  • restfulnesses,
  • re lief,
  • re laxations,
  • re laxation,
  • snugnesses,
  • re-lief,
  • cozinesses,
  • re-laxation,
  • well being,
  • wellbeings,
  • re-pose.
  •contentment (noun)
  • life of Riley.
  •delicacy (noun)
  • de lights,
  • de-light,
  • de-lights,
  • Bonnes bouches,
  • re-gale,
  • de light,
  • re gale,
  • re-gales,
  • re gales.
  •deluxe (noun)
  • deluxe.
  •ease (noun)
  • passivities,
  • re quiescence,
  • re-quiescences,
  • in-activity,
  • in-activities,
  • in activity,
  • requiescences,
  • re quiescences,
  • ataraxias,
  • peace mind,
  • in activities,
  • supinities,
  • re-quiescence.
  •elegance (noun)
  • lushness,
  • exquisiteness,
  • courtliness,
  • ornateness,
  • urbanity,
  • good taste,
  • nobility,
  • poshness,
  • gracefulness,
  • felicity,
  • purity.
  •elegant (noun)
  • elegant.
  •enjoyment (noun)
  • re creation,
  • re creations,
  • selfindulgence,
  • enjoyings,
  • self indulgence.
  •exorbitance (noun)
  • costlinesses.
  •extravagance (noun)
  • over doings,
  • un-thrifts,
  • over-doing,
  • icing on cake,
  • over indulgences,
  • icing cake,
  • ex cess,
  • over indulgence,
  • wildnesses,
  • overdoings,
  • un reasonableness,
  • overspendings,
  • un thrifts,
  • over-spending,
  • over doing,
  • un thrift,
  • un-thrift,
  • ex-cesses,
  • ex-cess,
  • pro fusion,
  • un reasonablenesses,
  • pro-fusions,
  • pro-fusion,
  • unthrifts,
  • over-indulgences,
  • over spending,
  • un-reasonablenesses,
  • over-doings,
  • squanderings,
  • un-reasonableness,
  • immoderations,
  • pro fusions,
  • icing the cake.
  •gratification (noun)
  • regalements,
  • sure shocks.
  •great pleasure, indulgence (noun)
  • luxuriousness,
  • bliss,
  • affluence,
  • satisfaction,
  • sumptuousness,
  • well-being,
  • rarity,
  • high living,
  • intemperance,
  • treat,
  • splendor.
  •pleasure (noun)
  • gluttony,
  • joyrides,
  • turn-on,
  • turn-ons,
  • Gluttonies,
  • joyride.
  •plenty (noun)
  • co piousness,
  • good deals,
  • co piousnesses,
  • de-luges,
  • de-luge,
  • co-piousness,
  • great deals,
  • de luges,
  • de luge,
  • co-piousnesses.
  •prosperity (noun)
  • successfulness,
  • good time,
  • prosperousness,
  • clover,
  • good times,
  • dos,
  • CLOVERS,
  • life of luxury,
  • high on the hog.
  •style (noun)
  • smartness,
  • Dressiness,
  • Cosmopolitanism,
  • stylishness.
  •sumptuosity (noun)
  • sumptuosity.
  •unceremoniousness (noun)
  • un ceremoniousness,
  • un-ceremoniousness,
  • un-ceremoniousnesses,
  • un ceremoniousnesses.
  •unrestraint (noun)
  • un restraint,
  • un-restraint,
  • un-restraints,
  • un restraints.
  •wealth (noun)
  • luxuriance,
  • long green.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • high ground,
  • fool's paradise,
  • dreamland,
  • phantasy,
  • halcyon days,
  • the good life,
  • idyll,
  • virtuous circle,
  • frill,
  • land of milk and honey,
  • dream world.
  •
  • improvement,
  • oasis,
  • peace,
  • freedom,
  • paradise.
  •
  • privilege,
  • Extravagancy,
  • fantasy.
  •convenience
  • accommodation.

Paraphrases for Luxury:

• Equivalence

  • Adjective
    luxurious.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    premium.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    shakes, penthouse, privilege, leisure, premium, pleasure.

• Other Related

  • Noun, singular or mass
    lux, extravagance, glamour.

Antonyms for Luxury:

• adj.

  • Other antonyms:
    ascetic, stingy, austere, spare, no-frills, economical, thrifty, meager, humble, frugal.

• n.

  • great pleasure, indulgence
    dissatisfaction, economy, frugality, austerity, unhappiness, disappointment, misery, upset, sorrow.

Luxury Sentence Examples:

• Nothing remains then but the recollection of a pleasure, or the luxury of a regret.

• It had gone on too long for her to desire personal comfort, - luxury for herself, or even social rank.

Homophones for Luxury:

• laugher, lag screw, liguria, lascar, liqueur, lasher, luggage carrier, locker, liger, laser, lager, liquor, lugger, logorrhea, luxor, lakeshore, low gear, Loch Achray, leisure, lazar, lacquer, lechery, lock washer, leaker, lucre, loser, Le Carre, leucorrhea, Lake Erie, lozier, liakoura, lessor, looker, leisure wear, luxuria, luger, lacer, lesser, leukorrhea, laager, lagger, lecher, leger, Lake Eyre, lacquerware, logger.

Hyponym for Luxury:

• n.

  • attribute
    indulgence, self-indulgence.