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View definitions for extravagantly

extravagantly

adverb as in lavishly

adverb as in verbosely

adverb as in wastefully

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Example Sentences

All she needed to do was extravagantly debase herself before Trump, who sat only a few yards away, eating up her submission.

From Salon

The vermin are brought to life, extravagantly, in Shawn Duan’s projections.

Time Out called Smith "superb" and the Guardian hailed the show as "glittering and extravagantly original".

From BBC

There’s a lot of extravagantly and comically bad hair in “Love Lies Bleeding,” along with equally rotten teeth and souls.

But as a kid I always imagined Australia to be a sort of sunny, not-quite-real mirror-world; a dusty cosmic boomerang plopped down in the South Pacific, overrun with strange animals and extravagantly diphthonged accents.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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