Adjective:

అసాధారణ, గవచము,

extravagant's Usage Examples:

Mastan flaunted an extravagant lifestyle to appear affluent and influential.

Old Montreal became less residential, as the rich Scottish and English merchants built extravagant homes closer to Mount Royal (in what would become the Golden Square Mile).

Peter Gusenberg also argues and fights with his moll, particularly over her extravagant spending of his money.

as extravagantly artificial and improbable, characteristic of a cheap potboiler.

paragraph described Thomson as a figure whose "dashing and extravagant drolleries" had quickly passed from fashion.

The extravagant rake is characterised by anti-normative.

Their wedding, an extravagant affair, took place on 24 May 1913 in Berlin.

transposed its extravagant resort styling to a national audience easily captivated by the area’s relative exoticism.

of the Holy Office: "buffoons, drunken Germans, dwarfs and other such scurrilities" as well as extravagant costumes and settings, in what is indeed a fantasy.

A Parisian lawyer"s clerk robs and strangles a series of victims in order to fund his daughter"s extravagant lifestyle.

Schultz (Joseph Cawthorn) want to be as extravagant as they can, so they can rake off more money for themselves, and for the hotel manager (Grant Mitchell) and.

medical records describe her at various times as wild, flighty, excitable, ungovernable, extravagant, violent and abusive.

Synonyms:

exuberant, overweening, excessive, unrestrained,

Antonyms:

reserved, controlled, inhibited, unfree, restrained,