0 in a way that causes you to spend too much money or use too much of something:
1 in a way that is more expensive than is necessary or reasonable:
Even if city workers are extravagantly rewarded for their services, what they do benefits everyone.
He's been praised extravagantly by conservatives.
In all the works the instrumental writing is extravagantly vivid.
On the other hand, such an idea is extravagantly outlandish.
For this music has been greatly, even extravagantly, admired.
Doctors held in high regard could also charge extravagantly for their services.
Such intensely private inspiration can lend even the most extravagantly orchestrated piece a chamber-like intimacy.
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exageradamente, de manera extravagante…
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avec prodigalité, de manière extravagante, d’une manière extravagante…
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dengan berlebih-lebihan…
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extravagant…
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overdrevent, råflott, ekstravagant…
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výstředně…
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ekstravagant, ødselt, overdrevent…
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