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Luxuriate meaning
To enjoy luxury, to indulge. | To be luxuriant; to grow exuberantly.
Example sentences (6)
Ed depleted his theoretical £300 budget early into the fifth day, which meant he could luxuriate in his lunch and indulge in a few celebratory "last day" beverages with a sense of profit.
There’s a spa for adults to luxuriate in while the kids are distracted, two restaurants (one more formal, the other more casual), and a cocktail bar.
Coco LaFemme: If you want to luxuriate in your hot tub in the nude, fine, but have a pair of trunks nearby that you can slip on when you get out so you don't show anyone your mini gherkin.
Once on the decadent East Coast, I would luxuriate in its undiluted upscale liberal consensus at bookstores, wine bars, cafes and other Blue State institutions peopled by NPR tote-bagging sophisticates.
So after spending the day at one of the 10 spring-training sites nearby, you can luxuriate by one of two pools with views of Camelback Mountain.
The Independent notes that “the last thing we should want to do with David Lynch is ‘solve’ him in any way – or for him to ‘explain’ himself and his work to us”, but adds that those with an eye for telling detail will “luxuriate” in the book.