Sentence examples for luxuriousness from inspiring English sources
"luxuriousness" is a correct and usable word in written English
The word refers to something being characterized by luxury or richness, and it can be used as both a noun and an adjective. For example: "We stayed in a hotel known for its luxuriousness."
noun
The state or property of being luxurious, of being expensive or indulgently pleasant.
- The luxuriousness of the spa was present even in the expensive paper fittingly used for the bill.
Van Dyck was able to get across the luxuriousness, romance and richness of the silken clothes without occupying himself with reproducing them in detail.
How can he be silent (Satires, I)? Juvenal's declamatory manner, the amplification and luxuriousness of his invective, are wholly out of keeping with the stylistic prescriptions set by Horace.
So you get the ice-cold of the sorbet and the luxuriousness of foie gras, all at the same time.
I thought I had infected Marian with my feeling of the luxuriousness of the hotel in the market square, the strange feeling it gave, with all the foreign staff, of being somewhere abroad.
But Barthes's tone was unique: a detached theoretical rigor that came out in aphorisms, the best of which made it seem as if you were understanding familiar things (the luxuriousness of foam, the significance of a monk's haircut) for the very first time.
Gesine Völlm's costumes are of similar luxuriousness.
It was an emotional moment that took place in a building full of memories — Mario Cuomo was the last governor actually to live in the mansion and had openly marveled at its luxuriousness after relocating there from Queens.
The orchestral outpouring that precedes the final scene was predictably sumptuous, its impact lessened only by having to compete with the luxuriousness of what had come before.
It has the luxuriousness of guacamole at just over half the calories.
A gentle green broth of leeks is edged toward luxuriousness with nibs of black truffle, while a bed of braised leeks and a tangle of fried leeks allow other sides of that vegetable to shine.
"We wanted to create this feeling of being stranded on a deserted island that's in unique contrast to the fanciness and luxuriousness of the fair," said Shamim Momin, the curator at the Los Angeles Nomadic Division (or LAND), which organized the show with Ohwow, an arts collective.
