Synonyms for Opulent:

• adj.

  •affluent (adjective)
  • most upscale,
  • well off,
  • welloff,
  • well to do,
  • up scale,
  • more upscale,
  • up-scale.
  •costly (adjective)
  • in estimable,
  • in-estimable,
  • in valuable,
  • in-valuable,
  • most valuable.
  •deluxe (adjective)
  • first class,
  • firstclass,
  • recherche.
  •elegant (adjective)
  • ostentatious,
  • well-bred.
  •exuberant (adjective)
  • fruitful,
  • co-pious,
  • co pious,
  • over flowing,
  • over-flowing.
  •gorgeous (adjective)
  • dreamest,
  • glittering,
  • de-lightful,
  • most centerfold,
  • more centerfold,
  • dropdead,
  • more drop dead,
  • beautest,
  • sub lime,
  • most drop dead,
  • more lulu,
  • good looking,
  • more dropdead,
  • easy eyes,
  • beauter,
  • more drop-dead,
  • more splendiferous,
  • most dropdead,
  • easy on eyes,
  • most knockout,
  • more knockout,
  • easy the eyes,
  • re-splendent,
  • de lightful,
  • most drop-dead,
  • most lulu,
  • most splendiferous,
  • sub-lime.
  •grand (adjective)
  • awe inspiring,
  • fabbest,
  • very good,
  • more dynamite,
  • firstrate,
  • grandiose,
  • most smashing,
  • first rate,
  • most dynamite,
  • fabber,
  • grandest,
  • un-real,
  • out standing,
  • aweinspiring,
  • more smashing.
  •lavish (adjective)
  • most profusive,
  • more profusive,
  • most unstinging,
  • un sparing,
  • in temperate,
  • more thriftless,
  • un reasonable,
  • unsparing,
  • in-ordinate,
  • un stinging,
  • more unstinging,
  • most thriftless,
  • un-stinging,
  • un-restrained,
  • munificent,
  • in-temperate,
  • un-sparing,
  • un-reasonable.
  •luscious (adjective)
  • palatable,
  • honeyed,
  • most nectarious,
  • most delish,
  • more delish,
  • most darling,
  • mouth watering,
  • more darling,
  • more nectarious.
  •lush (adjective)
  • over grown,
  • over-grown,
  • ex tensive.
  •luxurious (adjective)
  • fit for king- queen,
  • more luxurious,
  • most pleasureloving,
  • fit for a king queen,
  • fit for a king- queen,
  • in the lap luxury,
  • in lap luxury,
  • pleasureloving,
  • wellappointed,
  • most pleasure loving,
  • well appointed,
  • pleasure loving,
  • most pleasure-loving,
  • more pleasure-loving,
  • fit for king queen,
  • self indulgent,
  • sybaritic,
  • more pleasureloving,
  • more pampered,
  • selfindulgent,
  • most pampered,
  • in lap of luxury,
  • more pleasure loving.
  •magnificent (adjective)
  • high minded,
  • highminded.
  •moneyed (adjective)
  • more fat-cat,
  • more leisure-class,
  • most upper class,
  • well-heeled,
  • most upper-class,
  • more upper-class,
  • more leisureclass,
  • wellheeled,
  • most leisure-class,
  • most upperclass,
  • more upperclass,
  • more uptown,
  • leisureclass,
  • most fat cat,
  • more upper class,
  • upperclass,
  • most fat-cat,
  • leisure class,
  • more fat cat,
  • up-town,
  • fat-cat,
  • more leisure class,
  • most leisureclass,
  • more fatcat,
  • most leisure class,
  • most uptown,
  • most fatcat,
  • well heeled,
  • up town.
  •ornate (adjective)
  • High-wrought,
  • most bedecked,
  • most high wrought,
  • be-decked,
  • more jeweled,
  • more high wrought,
  • highwrought,
  • over elaborate,
  • over-elaborate,
  • more bedecked,
  • most high-wrought,
  • most highwrought,
  • glitziest,
  • glossy,
  • most embroidered,
  • more highwrought,
  • more embroidered,
  • more overelaborate,
  • most overelaborate,
  • glitzier,
  • most jeweled,
  • Flaunting,
  • more high-wrought,
  • be decked,
  • high wrought.
  •ornately spoken or written (adjective)
  • florid,
  • embellished,
  • elaborate,
  • inflated,
  • lofty,
  • grandiloquent,
  • flowery,
  • bombastic,
  • fancy,
  • high-sounding,
  • rococo,
  • baroque,
  • eloquent,
  • flamboyant,
  • bloated,
  • highfalutin,
  • voluble,
  • ponderous,
  • rhetorical.
  •ostentatious (adjective)
  • dramatic,
  • flourishing,
  • pompous,
  • blatant,
  • boastful,
  • flashy,
  • exhibitionistic,
  • sensational,
  • vain,
  • histrionic,
  • stilted,
  • rakish,
  • jaunty,
  • fussy,
  • dashing,
  • shameless,
  • affected,
  • garish,
  • forced,
  • snazzy,
  • gaudy,
  • flagrant,
  • formal.
  •plush (adjective)
  • more luxury,
  • most luxury.
  •posh (adjective)
  • highclass,
  • la di da,
  • high class.
  •profuse (adjective)
  • dime dozen,
  • swarming,
  • pro-fuse,
  • more aplenty,
  • profuse,
  • un stinting,
  • more swarming,
  • most aplenty,
  • un-stinting,
  • most swarming,
  • pro fuse.
  •prosperous (adjective)
  • well-off,
  • on top of heap,
  • money to burn,
  • palmiest,
  • well-situated,
  • well-to-do,
  • mainline,
  • main line,
  • palmy,
  • lousy rich,
  • thriving,
  • main-line,
  • plentiful,
  • doing well.
  •rich (adjective)
  • in-dependent,
  • most propertied,
  • rolling it,
  • worth million,
  • made money,
  • in dependent,
  • more propertied.
  •rich, luxurious, profuse (adjective)
  • extravagant.
  •showy (adjective)
  • more tinsel,
  • more peacocky,
  • most tinsel,
  • flashest,
  • more screaming,
  • most screaming,
  • flasher,
  • most peacocky.
  •stately (adjective)
  • queenlier,
  • de-liberate,
  • more highfaluting,
  • de liberate,
  • most highfaluting,
  • queenly.
  •superabundant (adjective)
  • super abundant,
  • super-abundant.
  •wasteful (adjective)
  • indulgent,
  • immoderate,
  • unrestrained,
  • overabundant,
  • gluttonous,
  • wasteful,
  • overflowing,
  • pound-foolish,
  • overindulgent,
  • profligate,
  • unconstrained.
  •wealthy (adjective)
  • fortunate,
  • prosperity,
  • profitable,
  • of independent means,
  • having it made.

• n.

  •
  • exclusive,
  • high-class,
  • expensive,
  • pricey,
  • select.
  •
  • excess,
  • riotous,
  • big.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • palatial.
  •Other relevant words:
  • epicurean,
  • running over,
  • comfortable,
  • exorbitant,
  • abundant,
  • gourmet,
  • expansive,
  • fat,
  • great,
  • imposing,
  • abounding,
  • precious,
  • in clover,
  • outstanding,
  • in the chips,
  • dear,
  • dazzling,
  • many,
  • lucullan,
  • abounding in riches,
  • in cash,
  • in funds,
  • enormous,
  • meretricious,
  • independently wealthy,
  • stinking,
  • loaded,
  • effuse,
  • aureate,
  • august,
  • plenty,
  • on easy street,
  • monumental,
  • superior,
  • copious,
  • elevated,
  • palace,
  • prolific,
  • commanding,
  • affluent,
  • marvellous,
  • well,
  • royal,
  • classy swank,
  • awe-inspiring,
  • fecund,
  • plenitudinous,
  • better off,
  • luxe,
  • golden,
  • generous,
  • pretentious,
  • bountiful,
  • frilly,
  • independently rich,
  • freehanded,
  • immense,
  • rife,
  • excellent,
  • well-provided,
  • liberal,
  • impressive,
  • Provided,
  • set up,
  • productive,
  • De Luxe,
  • classy,
  • ample,
  • provided for,
  • resplendent,
  • soft,
  • monied,
  • brilliant,
  • numerous,
  • silken,
  • in quantity,
  • swanky,
  • majestic,
  • well-found,
  • Pecunious,
  • well-furnished,
  • splendid,
  • pampered,
  • rich person,
  • specious,
  • plenteous,
  • teeming,
  • well-planned,
  • swank,
  • maximal,
  • epidemic,
  • magisterial,
  • high-flown,
  • sublime,
  • bottomless,
  • bounteous,
  • idealistic,
  • gilt,
  • Exhaustless,
  • replete,
  • noble,
  • warm,
  • distinguished,
  • high-minded,
  • wholesale,
  • heroic,
  • high-end,
  • diffuse,
  • glorious,
  • gold,
  • all-sufficing,
  • upholstered,
  • luxury,
  • independent,
  • superb,
  • in velvet,
  • fashionable,
  • full,
  • much,
  • prevalent,
  • regal,
  • babylonian,
  • large,
  • openhanded,
  • in the money,
  • galore,
  • palatine,
  • prevailing,
  • fat cat,
  • exalted,
  • well-stocked,
  • velvet,
  • rolling in money,
  • well-fixed,
  • huge,
  • fine,
  • inexhaustible,
  • easy,
  • fertile,
  • noble-minded,
  • able,
  • rampant.

Antonyms for Opulent:

• adj.

  • rich, luxurious, profuse
    destitute, small, depressed, poor.
  • Other antonyms:
    frugal, Bankrupted, humble, hand-to-mouth, insolvent, economical, impecunious, ascetic, pinched, spare, austere, stingy, no-frills, straitened, low, reduced, indebted, ruined, thrifty, meager, short, bankrupt.

• Other antonyms:

  • n.
    lean, poor people.