opulent — extremely rich, luxurious, or lavish
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: extremely rich, luxurious, or lavish
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈɑːpjələnt/
Korean meaning: 매우 부유한, 호화로운, 사치스러운
Korean pronunciation: **오**퓰런트
Example Sentences
- His opulent office had a throne made of solid gold and a coffee machine that cost more than my car.
- The opulent wedding featured ice sculptures, caviar fountains, and singing dolphins.
- The CEO's opulent lifestyle included private jets and diamond-studded shoes.
opulent
ADJECTIVE//ˈɑːpjələnt//
extremely rich, luxurious, or lavish
A wealthy family enjoys an opulent feast with golden dinnerware
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Origin
From Latin 'opulentus' meaning wealthy or rich, derived from 'ops' meaning wealth, power, or resources. The word entered English in the 15th century through French influence.
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“His opulent office had a throne made of solid gold and a coffee machine that cost more than my car.”
“The opulent wedding featured ice sculptures, caviar fountains, and singing dolphins.”
“The CEO's opulent lifestyle included private jets and diamond-studded shoes.”
“The opulent palace gardens were maintained by an army of 200 gardeners.”
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