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luxuries
noun as in amenities
Strong matches
Example Sentences
At a time of multiple wars, he said, the country couldn’t afford such luxuries.
Prosecutors did, however, show the jury evidence of his affinity for Harley Davidson motorcycles and other luxuries, leaving the question of how he was able to afford them unanswered.
Lawrence Bishnoi himself attended a convent school, riding his own bike by the eighth grade and wearing expensive shoes - luxuries unheard of for most.
"After sex, money is our second appetite" he once said, and freely admitted he'd gone into television to pay for luxuries, like his precious, private yachts.
The couple laundered large amounts of money to buy luxuries including a Ferrari sports car and property in Hawaii and New York, the indictment says.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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