"lavish love" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to show or give an abundant or excessive amount of love or affection. Example: She showed her children lavish love, always hugging and kissing them and constantly telling them she loved them.
Lavish Love: Love and connection are at the center of all things that really matter.
I went with the reprimand-then-ignore manoeuvre, where you then lavish love upon the victim, and you don't have to accuse the perpetrator, he accuses himself.
Early the next morning, I joined a crowd of friends who smiled watching the trainer Shug McGaughey and his crew lavish love on Orb as he was prepped to fly back to New York.
This new, steely Gove eschewed that nonsense to lavish love and praise on the governor of the Bank of England, Mark Carney, and the "wise action" he has taken in past days.
IT was past 3 a.m. in a dim basement in Flatbush, Brooklyn, and Jack Laroche, a Haitian-American computer engineer, nervously awaited his bride: a voodoo spirit named Ezili Freda who believers say has the power to lavish love and wealth and render wayward spouses impotent.
I cannot express my gratitude, despite her imperfections, with lavish love.
Hazanavicius, who's famous in France for a series of detective comedies, has fashioned a lavish, loving valentine to early Hollywood with "The Artist," which stars his frequent leading man Jean Dujardin as a silent-movie star named, appropriately enough, George Valentin.
Around the globe, his groundbreaking operas (Salome, Elektra, Der Rosenkavalier); his magnificent tone poems (Don Juan, Don Quixote, Macbeth); his great symphonies and exquisite songs are being given lavish, loving outings with the finest orchestras, conductors and soloists.
Mr. Hayden lavishes love on his fish.
He also lavished love on his three grandchildren, Sam, Iris and Ida.
Rachele was an extraordinary women who always lavished love, support and compassion to her family and all who knew her.
