1 rich in appearance; showing great wealth:
It seemed to me very opulent and prosperous.
The price is such that only the black marketeer and the more opulent section of the community can afford to pay it.
That is possible in a relatively opulent rural area, but clearly would not necessarily be possible in some inner cities.
They may be occupied by rich manufacturers or by some opulent co-operator.
That is the pre-war equivalent of £800, and it really is absurd to apply such an opulent sounding tax—misleadingly opulent sounding—to such a small income.
After his first marriage he had to learn the new urban polite code of dinner invitations and visits, in which the use of opulent coaches was of key importance.
She is opulent, graceful, and beautiful, and conducts herself in a very dignified manner.
Others, already committed to an opulent modern villa, have made expensive additions to already grand mansions.
