Associations to the word «Extravagant»
Noun
- Lark
- Lifestyle
- Extravagance
- Expenditure
- Luxury
- Pretension
- Costume
- Conceit
- Caprice
- Praise
- Exaggeration
- Compliment
- Folly
- Fancy
- Flattery
- Absurdity
- Ridicule
- Attire
- Dress
- Spending
- Indulgence
- Supposition
- Gesture
- Splendor
- Politeness
- Excess
- Fondness
- Admiration
- Elegance
- Taste
- Chivalry
- Display
- Expense
- Banquet
- Living
- Pomp
- Allowance
- Caricature
- Festivity
- Gambling
- Habit
- Humour
- Debt
- Aristocrat
- Tradesman
- Firework
- Pantomime
- Nero
- Earnestness
- Imagination
- Vanity
- Trifle
- Metaphor
Adjective
- Lavish
- Terrestrial
- Luxurious
- Fanciful
- Absurd
- Reckless
- Improbable
- Eccentric
- Grotesque
- Careless
- Unreasonable
- Exaggerated
- Fashionable
- Outrageous
- Fantastic
- Economical
- Idle
- Elaborate
- Expensive
- Luxury
- Vulgar
- Monstrous
- Imaginative
- Sober
- Superfluous
- Fabulous
- Vanity
- Entertained
- Excessive
- Colourful
- Ridiculous
- Generous
- Much
- Foolish
- Eloquent
- Hysterical
- Mediaeval
- Irrational
- Baroque
- Entertaining
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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