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Synonym for lavish [verb]

The synonym lavish synonymous definition words:
- conjugate verb lavish
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lavish [adjective]

means "extravagant"
excessive, prodigal, wasteful, spendthrift, generous, improvident, open-handed
Further results for the word "lavish"

abundant [adjective]

means "ample"
lavish

ample [adjective]

means "quantity"
inexhaustible, lavish

baroque [adjective]

means "decorated"
flashy, adorned, ornate, superficial, elaborate, lavish

big [adjective]

means "behaviour"
lavish, flashy, ostentatious, excessive, generous, extravagant

considerable [adjective]

means "bountiful"
large, sizable, huge, great, lavish, abundant

dissipate [verb]

means "waste"
lavish, squander, use up, fritter away, misuse

extravagant [adjective]

means "excessive"
improvident, exorbitant, immoderate, imprudent, inordinate, lavish

fancy [adjective]

means "property"
decorated, adorned, elaborate, ornate, lavish, resplendent

flamboyant [adjective]

means "decorated"
flashy, adorned, baroque, superficial, elaborate, lavish

flashy [adjective]

means "decorated"
ornate, adorned, baroque, superficial, elaborate, lavish

free [adjective]

means "character trait"
generous, bountiful, charitable, lavish, liberal, munificent

high-priced [adjective]

means "expensive"
costly, opulent, elegant, valuable, lavish, estimable

improvident [adjective]

means "extravagant"
wasteful, lavish, prodigal, neglectful, shiftless

imprudent [adjective]

means "excessive"
improvident, exorbitant, immoderate, extravagant, inordinate, lavish

inexhaustible [adjective]

means "abundant"
lavish

inordinate [adjective]

means "excessive"
improvident, exorbitant, immoderate, imprudent, extravagant, lavish

lush [adjective]

means "profuse"
lavish, opulent, ornate, exuberant

luxurious [adjective]

means "opulent"
lavish, ornate, deluxe, luscious, rich, sumptuous

misspend [verb]

means "waste"
lavish, squander, exhaust, misuse, dissipate, misappropriate

open-handed [adjective]

means "extravagant"
lavish

ornate [adjective]

means "decorated"
flashy, adorned, baroque, superficial, elaborate, lavish

prodigal [adjective]

means "profligate"
extravagant, squandering, lavish, profuse, reckless, wasteful

profligate [adjective]

means "prodigal"
extravagant, squandering, lavish, profuse, reckless, wasteful

rich [adjective]

means "cost"
expensive, costly, opulent, elegant, valuable, lavish

sumptuous [adjective]

means "opulent"
lavish, ornate, deluxe, luscious, rich, luxurious

superabundant [adjective]

means "over-abundant"
lavish

unmeasured [adjective]

means "unrestrained"
unconstrained, lavish, intemperate, unstinting

unsparing [adjective]

means "generous"
lavish, bountiful, munificent, liberal, profuse, free

lavishness [noun]

means "wastefulness"
extravagance, dissipation, squandering, waste, excess, prodigality, squander

lavishness [noun]

means "profusion"
luxury, munificence, opulence, plenty, abundance, plenitude



extravaganza [noun]

means "spectacular"
extravagant show, fantasy, lavish event, divertissement, fling

exuberance [noun]

means "plenty"
copiousness, excess, affluence, lavishness, luxuriance, overflow

giving [noun]

means "generosity"
charity, benevolence, liberality, open-handedness, lavishness

indulgence [noun]

means "excess"
extravagance, lavishness, gratification, intemperance, luxury

liberality [noun]

means "generosity"
charity, benevolence, giving, open-handedness, lavishness

prodigality [noun]

means "extravagance"
waste, squandering, dissipation, lavishness, profligacy, open-handedness

profligacy [noun]

means "extravagance"
waste, squandering, dissipation, lavishness, prodigality, open-handedness

profusion [noun]

means "plenty"
abundance, lavishness, bounty, copiousness, excess, prodigality

squandering [noun]

means "wastefulness"
extravagance, dissipation, lavishness, waste, excess, prodigality

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