Associations to the word «Extravagant»
Noun
- Novelty
- Speculation
- Clothes
- Censure
- Necessary
- Cracker
- Ignorance
- Patronage
- Promise
- Generosity
- Relish
- Rapture
- Claim
- Coleridge
- Astonishment
- Intrigue
- Gown
- Fortune
- Applause
- Romance
- Rake
- Costing
- Plume
- Charm
- Sect
- Elite
- Wilde
- Style
- Genius
- Sentiment
- Heiress
- Outfit
- Manner
- Mistress
- Rhetoric
- Cato
- Parti
- Dazzling
- Wasting
- Osborn
- Commendation
- Jest
- Flight
- Waste
- Wit
- Fantasy
- Bird
- Lash
Adjective
- Delighted
- Unnatural
- Restrained
- Exquisite
- Humorous
- Erroneous
- Sterling
- Dissipated
- Homely
- Industrious
- Lawless
- Dressed
- Lively
- Amusing
- Spectacular
- Heroic
- Speculative
- Lofty
- Disposed
- Gorgeous
- Melancholy
- Flattering
- Incredible
- Corrupt
- Uncommon
- Daring
- Furnished
- Impoverished
- Haughty
- Theatrical
- Rich
- Clumsy
- Imposing
- Glaring
- Vain
- Modest
- Silk
- Cynical
- Embroidered
Wiktionary
EXTRAVAGANT, adjective. Exceeding the bounds of something; roving; hence, foreign.
EXTRAVAGANT, adjective. Extreme; wild; excessive; unrestrained.
EXTRAVAGANT, adjective. Exorbitant.
EXTRAVAGANT, adjective. Profuse in expenditure; prodigal; wasteful.
Dictionary definition
EXTRAVAGANT, adjective. Unrestrained, especially with regard to feelings; "extravagant praise"; "exuberant compliments"; "overweening ambition"; "overweening greed".
EXTRAVAGANT, adjective. Recklessly wasteful; "prodigal in their expenditures".
Wise words
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