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Extravagance

Extravagance Meaning & Definition
Extravagance Definition And Meaning

What's The Definition Of Extravagance?

[n] excessive spending
[n] the trait of spending extravagantly
[n] something that is an indulgence rather than a necessity

Synonyms | Synonyms for Extravagance: high life | highlife | lavishness | luxury | prodigality | prodigality | profligacy

Related Terms | Find terms related to Extravagance: abandon | absurdity | abundance | affluence | aggrandizement | amenity | ample sufficiency | ampleness | amplification | amplitude | avalanche | ballyhoo | bedizenment | big talk | bigotry | blatancy | blowing up | bonanza | boundlessness | bountifulness | bountiousness | brazenness | bumper crop | burlesque | capriciousness | caricature | carpe diem | cloud of words | colorfulness | copiousness | crapulence | crapulency | crapulousness | crudeness | dash | dazzle | dazzlingness | deluge | diffuseness | diffusion | diffusiveness | dilatation | dilation | dissipation | drunkenness | duplication | duplication of effort | effusion | effusiveness | egregiousness | embarras de richesses | embellishment | enhancement | enlargement | enormousness | enough | exaggerating | exaggeration | excess | excessiveness | exorbitance | exorbitancy | expansion | expletive | extortionateness | extravagancy | extravaganza | extravagation | extreme | extremeness | extremes | extremism | extremity | exuberance | fabulousness | fanaticalness | fanaticism | fantasy | fat | featherbedding | fecundity | fertility | filling | flagrancy | flamboyance | flashiness | flightiness | flood | flow | fluency | foison | formlessness | frill | frills | frippery | full measure | fullness | gaiety | garishness | gaudery | gaudiness | generosity | generousness | giantism | gigantism | gingerbread | glare | glitter | gluttony | gorgeousness | grandiloquence | great abundance | great plenty | gush | gushing | heightening | huckstering | hyperbole | hyperbolism | hypertrophy | immoderacy | immoderateness | immoderation | improvidence | incontinence | indiscipline | indulgence | inflation | inordinacy | inordinance | inordinateness | intemperance | intemperateness | inundation | irrationality | jauntiness | jazziness | landslide | lavishness | leaking purse | liberality | liberalness | logorrhea | loose purse strings | lots | loudness | luridness | luxuriance | luxury | macrology | magnification | maximum | meretriciousness | money to burn | monstrousness | more than enough | much | myriad | myriads | needlessness | nimiety | numerousness | obtrusiveness | opulence | opulency | ornamentation | outpour | outpouring | outrageousness | overabundance | overaccumulation | overadornment | overbounteousness | overcopiousness | overdevelopment | overdoing | overdose | overemphasis | overenthusiasm | overestimation | overflow | overgenerosity | overgenerousness | overgreatness | overgrowth | overindulgence | overkill | overlap | overlargeness | overlavishness | overliberality | overluxuriance | overmeasure | overmuch | overmuchness | overnumerousness | overplentifulness | overplenty | overpopulation | overprofusion | overreaction | overreligiousness | overstatement | oversufficiency | oversupply | overzealousness | padding | palilogy | panache | payroll padding | perfervidness | plenitude | plenteousness | plentifulness | plenty | pleonasm | plethora | pound-foolishness | preposterousness | prevalence | prodigality | productiveness | productivity | profligacy | profuseness | profusion | prolificacy | prolificity | prolixity | puffery | puffing up | quantities | rabidness | radicalism | rampancy | rankness | reckless expenditure | reckless spending | recklessness | redundance | redundancy | reiteration | reiterativeness | repetition for effect | repetitiveness | repleteness | repletion | rich harvest | rich vein | richness | riot | riotousness | scads | self-indulgence | sensationalism | shamelessness | shower | showiness | spate | sportiness | squander | squandering | squandermania | stream | stretching | substantiality | substantialness | superabundance | superfluity | superfluousness | superflux | superlative | swinishness | talkativeness | tall talk | tautology | tawdriness | teemingness | tirade | too much | too-muchness | touting | travesty | ultrazealousness | unconscionableness | unconstraint | uncontrol | undueness | unnecessariness | unreasonableness | unrestrainedness | unrestraint | verbosity | vulgarness | waste | wastefulness | wealth | whim | zealotism | zealotry

See Also | dissipation | improvidence | indulgence | self-indulgence | shortsightedness | waste | wastefulness

Extravagance In Webster's Dictionary

\Ex*trav"a*gance\, n. [Cf. F. extravagance. See {Extravagant}, and cf. {Extravaganza}.] 1. A wandering beyond proper limits; an excursion or sally from the usual way, course, or limit. 2. The state of being extravagant, wild, or prodigal beyond bounds of propriety or duty; want of moderation; excess; especially, undue expenditure of money; vaid and superfluous expense; prodigality; as, extravagance of anger, love, expression, imagination, demands. Some verses of my own, Maximin and Almanzor, cry vengeance on me for their extravagance. --Dryden. The income of three dukes was enough to supply her extravagance. --Arbuthnot. Syn: Wildness; irregularity; excess; prodigality; profusion; waste; lavishness; unreasonableness; recklessness.

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