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| lux·u·ry [ lúgəree, lúkshəree ] |
noun (plural lux·u·ries) |
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1. great comfort: expensive high-quality surroundings, and the great comfort that they provide
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2. nonessential item: an item that is desirable but not essential, and often expensive or hard to get
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often used before a noun
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3. pleasurable self-indulgent activity: an activity that gives great pleasure, especially one only rarely indulged in
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luxurious: luxurious, or of the character of a luxury
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| [14th century. Via French< Latin luxuria "profusion, excess" < luxus "dislocated"] |
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