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Extravagance meaning
Excessive or superfluous expenditure of money. | Prodigality, as of anger, love, expression, imagination, or demands. | Something extravagant; something done out of extravagance.
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Vanity, extravagance, individualism In Europe and America, purple is the color most associated with vanity, extravagance, and individualism.
According to Malema, a reliable source told him that an instruction was given to conduct an investigation into all the guests who attended the EFF's gala dinner due to extravagance and flamboyance displayed.
Admittedly, there are other factors, such as incompetence, skewed economic policies, extravagance on the part of government, and political instability – but, above all these is CORRUPTION.
And prudence for its own sake is a tougher sell for a government that has not yet dispensed with one extravagance from the Morrison government in the Stage 3 tax cuts, while enthusiastically strapping on another in AUKUS.
Dante embodies everything Dominic is not, and his penchant for extravagance leads him to make audacious moves to obliterate his adversary.
Forget the working stadia already in place; the fact that Tasmania was receiving the 19th license to play in the AFL and AFL Women’s League necessitated the extravagance of a spanking new facility.
In an interview with ahead of Monday night’s gala, the 27-year-old alluded to the extravagance of the number, calling it “big” – “but we like big, don’t we?” the cheeky star addressed Valentino’s creative director, Pierpaolo Piccioli.
In the midst of the disarray, it somehow succeeds in emphasizing both the film’s extravagance and its sincerity.
Up until this point, Gunzburg had lived a life of extravagance and leisure, attending and hosting lavish parties, enchanting guests with his skills as a dancer and raconteur, and rubbing shoulders with all the right people.
Westerns are known for mythologizing historical figures, but "Tombstone" and "Bone Tomahawk" brings the Western down to sandy earth, even if they both still embrace extravagance in the end.
Yes, it’s a bit of an extravagance, but I love my big-screen Kindle scribe.
You’ve been through muddle, extravagance and deception often enough in the past not to want to experience more of the same now.
Across the country, a Korean wave of fine dining is marked by creativity and extravagance, with carefully plated dishes that feature caviar and truffles alongside fermented bean paste and kimchi.
For Yuka Noda, the artist behind “Karibu no Yume,” it stands as her only solo album and a summation of her musical interests from Japan’s economic bubble era, a time of carefree extravagance.
Michael continued to live in extravagance, and appeared in court over 30 times, mostly arriving in sports cars and drinking booze.
More to the point, do we agree that “the aesthetic resides in excess and aimlessness,” and that extravagance is “our human due”?
The Ambani family’s penchant for opulence and extravagance was on full display at the pre-wedding gala in London, where no expense was spared to ensure a memorable celebration for their loved ones.
With a hint of extravagance and a dash of practicality, luxury vinyl tiles allow you to style your way into easy living.
Not to be outdone by their own extravagance, the band is now back with an even stranger music video for the cover.
There are rich color effects without gaudiness, deft artistic touches without ostentation, a wealth of painting and statuary without extravagance.