Adjective:

ஊதாரிக் குணமுள்ள,

extravagant's Usage Examples:

Although the extravagant prices paid at first almost ruined the planters, the traffic continued to flourish in hands of foreign concessionaires until 1820, when through English influence it was abandoned.

For a touch of showbiz glitz, and a penchant for pampering, Los Angeles is the place to be!Simply lie back and indulge in the pampering of our extravagant treatments, from massages and body wraps to rejuvenating facials.

The woman was very flattered by the extravagant anniversary gift that her husband surprised her with.

The extravagant powers of the grand hetmans and the grand marshals were reduced.

Let's hear it all again you useless bunch of pathetic deluded prats!However could alien abduction simply be a symptom of a deluded mind?The British, deluded by their avarice, still cherished extravagant ideas of Indian wealth; nor would they listen to the unwelcome truth.

Its nominal subject is freemasonry, but its real aim is to plead for a humane and charitable spirit in opposition to a narrow patriotism, an extravagant respect for rank, and exclusive devotion to any particular church.

During the war the supplying of the army in the field had caused an artificial inflation of trade, and the Sprigg ministry had pursued a policy of extravagant expenditure not warranted by the finances of the colony.

betokened an extravagant mind, but there was in it a certain dignity, a singularity, which attracted me.

Who that has heard a strain of music feared then lest he should speak extravagantly any more forever?Suraj Mall raised the Jat power to its highest point; and Colonel Dow, in 1770, estimated the raja's revenue (perhaps extravagantly) at £2,000,000 and his military force at 60,000 or 70,000 men.

Now in its third generation, the House continues to redefine American jewelry design and create extravagant pieces not only for celebrities but for any discerning couple.

Was that in your silent period, or had talkies been invented by then?talkies arrived in the early 30s, the extravagant beads and jewelry of the 20s disappeared as they interfered with the sound.

His new log home was nice, but not extravagant.

Synonyms:

exuberant, overweening, excessive, unrestrained,

Antonyms:

reserved, controlled, inhibited, unfree, restrained,