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Meaning of lavishly
The primary meaning of the word "lavishly" is to do something or provide something in a very generous or extravagant way.
Etymology of lavishly
The word "lavishly" has its roots in the Latin word "largus," meaning generous or abundant, and the suffix "-ly," which forms an adverb.
The word "lavish" originated in the 15th century, and the adverbial form "lavishly" emerged later, in the 16th century, to describe actions or behaviors that are characterized by generosity or extravagance.
Synonyms
extravagantly
luxuriously
opulently
sumptuously
profusely
abundantly
generously
liberally
bountifully
handsomely
magnificently
grandly
elaborately
ostentatiously
showily
flashily
garishly
gaudily
resplendently
spectacularly
dramatically
flamboyantly
gorgeously
elegantly
refinedly
sophisticatedly
extravagantly
ritually
ceremoniously
pompously
magnanimously
hospitably
Definitions
- According to Oxford Languages, "lavishly" is an adverb that means in a very generous or extravagant way, typically by spending or giving a lot of money.
- It can also describe something that is done or provided in a very generous or extravagant way, such as decorating or entertaining.
Usage Examples
- The company lavishly rewarded its employees for their hard work and dedication.
- The city was lavishly decorated for the holiday season, with lights and ornaments everywhere.
- The philanthropist lavishly donated to charity, making a significant impact on the community.
Antonyms
frugally
sparingly
meagerly
scantily
stingily
parsimoniously
penuriously
thriftily
economically
prudently
cautiously
modestly
humbly
simply
plainly
unassumingly
unpretentiously
quietly
restrainedly
discreetly
subtly