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Discover LudwigThe phrase "for luxury" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to indicate that something is intended or desired for the purpose of indulging in comfort or excess. Example: The wealthy couple purchased a yacht for luxury purposes, not for practical use.
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Others went for luxury items.
This is a relief for luxury hoteliers.
The market for luxury goods is rebounding.
PARIS — Superyachts are built for luxury.
It is a synecdoche for luxury living.
Fueled by boomers' appetite for luxury hotels.
"Mercedes is for luxury," he said.
For luxury, El Nido resorts.
Looking for luxury for less?
| Hunting for luxury, retail giant buys Saks.
Oh no, we go for luxury.
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