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lavish

[lav-ish] / ˈlæv ɪʃ /




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Treinen went on to say that teams don’t necessarily need to be lavish spenders in order to compete, pointing to how the Milwaukee Brewers posted baseball’s best record a season ago, with the 22nd-highest payroll.

From Los Angeles Times

No matter which city he was in, Elisha sent lavish gifts for Maggie, addressed to Mother Fox, “I could not resist the temptation of sending the accompanying little trifle of ermine, for Miss Margaretta’s throat.”

From Literature

In a March 2019 email included in the Justice Department documents, Trivers—who by then had left Rutgers—listed the tens of thousands of dollars Epstein had lavished on him over the years.

From The Wall Street Journal

In December, the draw for this summer's World Cup was a long, lavish and outlandish affair.

From BBC

But the appointment won lavish praise in the regime’s largest newspaper on Wednesday.

From The Wall Street Journal