The word 'luxuriously' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is especially comfortable, pleasant, or expensive. For example: The newly renovated five-star hotel had luxuriously appointed rooms.
No — what makes it a real luxury handbag is the full-size enamelled brass horsebit extending luxuriously across it from one end to the other.
They arguably don't have much experience inside politics either, having mostly and luxuriously worked in an era of comfortable Labour supremacy.
A luxuriously painted page from an early 14th-century copy of the Persian "Book of Kings", the Shahnama, shows Iskandar (Alexander the Great) battling with a tawny unicorn and winning.
But she is better than the Michael Moore left that flourishes so luxuriously in college towns.
So staging an exhibition consisting of just one picture has its attractions".Antea", by Francesco Mazzola Parmigianino (1503-1540), is a luxuriously dressed, radiant young beauty who looks straight at the viewer with a magnetically arresting gaze.
To put it in another way, Russia is a country where top state officials live luxuriously and make decisions which have no innocent explanation.Faced with a problem that it cannot credibly deny, the usual Kremlin approach is to say that it is not a problem for Russia alone.
The English tourist of the early part of the century frequently went to considerable pains and expense to ship to the continent horses and coaches, the latter often luxuriously appointed.
High-rise apartment blocks, luxuriously appointed banks, stores, and the offices of large corporations and government agencies characterize the centre of town.
During the manuscript era, and well into modern times, collectors sought books that were finely produced, beautifully illustrated, or luxuriously bound, but almost always contemporary; old books were generally disdained.
Most larger steamboats were luxuriously appointed affairs; they had "lounges" in the style of ornate hotel lobbies, with rich rugs, oil paintings, and chandeliers.
Despite wars and upheavals, the bourgeoisie dressed fashionably and luxuriously.
