luxurious
adjectiveMarked by luxury or a fondness for luxury.
adjectiveProviding great pleasure or comfort, especially at great cost: synonym: sensuous.
Luxuriant; exuberant.
Characterized by indulgence in luxury; given to luxury; voluptuous; indulging freely or excessively in material pleasures or objects of desire: as, a luxurious life; luxurious cities.
Ministering to luxury; contributing to free or extravagant indulgence.
A bounding in that which gratifies the senses; exuberant in means of indulgence or enjoyment; affording abundant material pleasure.
Characterized by lust; libidinous.
Synonyms Epicurean, self-indulgent, sensual.
2–4. Luxurious, Luxuriant. These words are now never synonymous. Luxurious means given to luxury or characterized by luxury : as, luxurious people; a luxurious life; a luxurious table. Luxuriant means exuberant in growth: as, the luxuriant vegetation of the tropics; by figure, a luxuriant style in composition. Luxurious implies blame, except where it is used by hyperbole for that which is exceedingly comfortable, etc.: as, a luxurious bed. Luxuriant does not come enough into the field of the moral for either praise or blame.
adjectiveOf or pertaining to luxury; ministering to luxury; supplied with the conditions of luxury