luxe
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- noun
- /lʌks/
:
lujo
- This collection features luxe handbags made from the finest materials and craftsmanship.
- luxe hotels
- luxe spa
- luxe resort
Examples
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Three slings from the Luxe Collection are being raffled, and the winners will be free to choose their favorite colorway.
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She decorated her living room with luxe furnishings that showcased her refined taste.
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It's exciting that this purse is a website exclusive; it makes it feel even more unusual and luxe.
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The Halloween party swirled through every room of the luxe Village apartment.
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BlissTree recently wrote a review of the new Pills Luxe Yoga Mat from the Art-on-Mat Series.
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The family-owned Alisal Ranch is like a luxe camp for grown-ups.
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Ellison has also been upgrading the island's two luxe resorts, which has led to lots of construction jobs and low unemployment.
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Cozy Earth's bath collection is a game changer, especially the Luxe bath sheets.
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Business Week has a peek inside a couple of ultra-luxe cellars, ranging in price from $25,000 to more than a quarter million dollars.
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The hotel provided a luxe experience with its elegant decor and exceptional service.
Synonyms
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A great comfort from expensive things or experiences that people do not need
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A large amount of money and very expensive things that show wealth
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Great comfort and rich, elegant living that costs a lot
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A way of using a lot of money or things to show wealth
Antonyms
Compounds
How Luxurious
Surface Forms
Etymology
Luxe (noun) also comes from French luxe and shares the root with English luxury. It names the idea of extra comfort or expensive goods, so having a bit of luxe means enjoying nice, high-end things. So luxe can stand for 'luxury' or stylish comfort.