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  1. lavish:
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Detailed Translations for lavishly from English to German

lavishly:


Translation Matrix for lavishly:

AdverbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- extravagantly; richly

Synonyms for "lavishly":

  • extravagantly
  • richly

Related Definitions for "lavishly":

  1. in a rich and lavish manner1
    • lavishly decorated1
  2. in a wasteful manner1
    • the United States, up to the 1920s, used fuel lavishly, mainly because it was so cheap1

lavishly form of lavish:


Translation Matrix for lavish:

VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- shower
AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- lucullan; lush; munificent; overgenerous; plush; plushy; too-generous; unsparing; unstinted; unstinting
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
in reichem Maße abundant; ample; amply; comprehensive; copious; detailed; elaborate; extensive; lavish; plentifull; rich; wide; widespread ample; lengthy
reich abundant; ample; amply; comprehensive; copious; detailed; elaborate; extensive; lavish; plentifull; rich; wide; widespread flush; flush with money; have plenty of money; well off
reichlich abundant; ample; amply; comprehensive; copious; detailed; elaborate; extensive; lavish; plentifull; rich; wide; widespread ample; broad; copiously; detailed; elaborate; exhaustive; expansive; extensive; in detail; lengthy; liberal; open minded; wide; widespread

Related Words for "lavish":

  • lavishness, lavisher, lavishest, lavishly

Synonyms for "lavish":


Related Definitions for "lavish":

  1. very generous1
    • distributed gifts with a lavish hand1
    • the critics were lavish in their praise1
  2. characterized by extravagance and profusion1
    • a lavish buffet1
  3. expend profusely; also used with abstract nouns1

Wiktionary Translations for lavish:

lavish
adjective
  1. excessive
  2. profuse
lavish
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
lavish verschwenderisch kwistig — op lichtzinnige wijze verbruikend
lavish vergeuden; verschwenden prodiguerdonner, dépenser avec profusion.