The phrase "affluent dinner" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a dinner that is luxurious or associated with wealth, often implying a high-quality dining experience.
Example: "The charity gala featured an affluent dinner, complete with gourmet dishes and fine wines."
Alternatives: "luxurious dinner" or "opulent dinner".
The students at the middle school in Briarcliff Manor, N.Y., an affluent community, enjoy a dinner cruise with a D.J. around Manhattan.
In 2008, days after terrorists from Pakistan massacred scores of people in Mumbai, a group of affluent young couples met for dinner.
This is one line of thinking, and a belief that ignores the extent to which New York is not Orange County, Calif., which is to say it is a city densely populated with affluent liberals who go to dinner parties and denounce the widening gulf between rich and poor.
If you're planning to get dinner with an affluent friend, just be honest about your budget -- it's nothing to be ashamed of -- and be prepared to suggest an alternative that you think your friend will enjoy and your bank account can handle.
And that sloping roofline nevertheless leaves ample rear-seat headroom for six-footers, so young and affluent double-daters can travel to dinner in total comfort.
"Civil war is on everyone's mind, but it's the one thing nobody wants to talk about," an affluent Maronite Christian businessman told me over dinner at a restaurant in a Maronite enclave in the hills above Beirut.
News reports said the victim, a 27-year-old finance company employee, used the Uber cellphone app to call a car to pick her up in an affluent section of New Delhi after she had dinner with friends.
New Trier High School, a prestigious public high school in Chicago's affluent north suburbs, is hosting an Alumni Awards dinner on March 22.
Virginians such as William Byrd (1652 1704) would indulge in extravagant dishes such as stewed swan or roast snipe, dinners were important social events, and the art of dinner conversation was considered an important skill in affluent households.
A hastily told lie turned her into a chef on a dinner cruise ship docked on Martha's Vineyard, an affluent island off Massachusetts.
