Associations to the word «Opulent»
Noun
- Lifestyle
- Luxury
- Mansion
- Furnishing
- Embroidery
- Splendour
- Baroque
- Dazzling
- Deco
- Palace
- Costume
- Wealth
- Merchant
- Splendor
- Prosperity
- Villa
- Hanging
- Proprietor
- Sufferer
- Interior
- Decoration
- Surrounding
- Bosom
- Thebes
- Jewelry
- Grandeur
- Exterior
- Yacht
- Rich
- Rothschild
- Fur
- Planter
- Suite
- Lounge
- Lobby
- Aristocracy
- Ornament
- Bathroom
- Hotel
- Neighbour
- Residence
- Scenery
- Cyrus
- Taste
- Dress
- Enjoyment
- Lace
- Jew
- Inhabitant
- Exertion
- Setting
- Apartment
- Rug
- Jewel
- Nobles
- Fortune
Adjective
- Lavish
- Flourishing
- Luxurious
- Lush
- Populous
- Extravagant
- Aristocratic
- Elegant
- Luxury
- Gorgeous
- Industrious
- Glittering
- Wealthy
- Baroque
- Colossal
- Furnished
- Barbarous
- Marble
- Spectacular
- Civilized
- Splendid
- Rich
- Respectable
- Stately
- Expensive
- Architectural
- Exotic
- Elaborate
- Productive
- Much
- Comfortable
- Ample
- Modest
- Fertile
- Diamond
- Grand
- Proud
- Ruined
- Generous
- Victorian
- Precious
Adverb
Wiktionary
OPULENT, adjective. Luxuriant, and ostentatiously magnificent.
OPULENT, adjective. Rich, sumptuous and extravagant.
Dictionary definition
OPULENT, adjective. Rich and superior in quality; "a princely sum"; "gilded dining rooms".
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