"posh life" is an acceptable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to describe an affluent lifestyle of luxury and comfort. For example: "Kylie Jenner leads a posh life filled with designer clothes and expensive cars."
I didn't know that from my posh life in the 60s.
Once their bodies reach puberty, they have to abandon the posh life and assume the gender-appropriate role.
For a time he led his own nine-piece band, enjoying a posh life that offered an escape from what he saw as the dreary confines of Brooklyn.
Their posh life is disrupted by a homeless man (Nick Nolte) who tries to drown himself in their pool.
He was later chairman of English Heritage, his wife was a lady-in-waiting to Princess Margaret – they inevitably spent a lot of time doing gin and cigarettes with her in Mustique – and they were even mentioned by name in 80s posh-life cult classic, The Sloane Ranger Handbook: "If the Delevingnes didn't exist, it'd be necessary to invent them".
My Life: posh, overbearing and critical, with a better social life than her daughter's.
The victim said she was glad to be in the "posh house" after life in a children's home.
Still, the chance to work with a multicultural workforce and posh quality of life make the current hassles worthwhile, she added.
While the soon-to-be family live the posh Parisian high-life of five-star palace hotels and swanky restaurants, Gil is dreaming of writing the great American novel like his heroes in the Lost Generation who made Paris their own.
When posh boys riffed on life's absurdities and scholarship boys joined them – there was Victoria Wood.
Just under a decade ago, at the moment when she seemed pigeonholed playing nice posh girls, Mortimer's life changed tack.
