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upscale
adjective as in affluent
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adjective as in expensive
adjective as in fashionable
adjective as in in
adjective as in luxurious
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adjective as in moneyed
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- fat-cat
- flush
- leisure-class
- loaded
- opulent
- prosperous
- upper-class
- uptown
adjective as in plushy
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- comfortable
- costly
- deluxe
- easy
- elaborate
- epicurean
- expensive
- extravagant
- fancy
- fit for a king/queen
- gorgeous
- grand
- grandiose
- gratifying
- hedonistic
- immoderate
- imposing
- impressive
- in the lap of luxury
- lavish
- luscious
- lush
- luxuriant
- magnificent
- majestic
- opulent
- ostentatious
- palatial
- pampered
- pleasurable
- pleasure-loving
- plush
- posh
- pretentious
- rich
- ritzy
- self-indulgent
- sensual
- sensuous
- splendid
- stately
- sumptuous
- sybaritic
- voluptuous
- well-appointed
adjective as in rich
adjective as in snazzy
adjective as in spiffy
adjective as in stylish
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adjective as in swank
adjective as in tony
adjective as in trig
adjective as in wealthy
Example Sentences
Four people were arrested in a string of recent home break-ins that targeted upscale homes, one of which belonged to Brad Pitt, law enforcement sources said.
Across town, at an upscale sports club, Javier Martín, a businessman, said the noise was hard to ignore.
The burglary crews may also follow people from upscale restaurants to see what kind of car they own.
County email and text messages show company staff paid for several upscale dinners, a trip to Taiwan and a jaunt to Los Angeles’ famed Magic Castle.
County Superior Court against the upscale hotel on behalf of around 100 workers who have allegedly been underpaid for years.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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