Extravagances is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EXTRAVAGANCES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• EXTRAVAGANCE, an instance of excess or prodigality, also EXTRAVAGANCY
• a thing on which too much money has been spent or which has used up too many resources
• excessive elaboration
• lack of restraint in spending money or using resources
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an instance of excess or prodigality; an excessive outlay of money; something extravagant

Words related to EXTRAVAGANCES

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How to use EXTRAVAGANCES in a sentence

• Irving was led by the demon of popularity into extravagances of utterance which destroyed his influence.
• May ought to have been thinking about the California land she wished to purchase before committing useless extravagances which she could no longer afford.
• He committed these extravagances, he would say, in order to irritate his audience into a condition of mental alertness.
• Their vanity, at times, commits them to extravagances which they have no means of supporting.
• The costly wars and wasteful extravagances of the past hundred years were at last to bring a reckoning.
• Brown had called our attention to him, and remarked that he had lost more money at card playing than he made honestly, and wondered if his uncle supplied his extravagances.
• She had broken equally with her friends and with her ways, with her words and with her extravagances.
• At the same time Dora had become more insistent in her demands for money to meet her extravagances, and Paul conceived an idea of selling one of the patents to a rival company.
• I hope that your natural taste and your musical education will preserve you from such preposterous extravagances.
• Such was the ferment at work beneath the surface as Louis was devising incredible extravagances for du Barry.
• She brought them to him instead, her small grievances, her elaborate extravagances, her disappointments.
• In not a few places, so-called Lutherans vied with the most fanatical sects in their wild extravagances.
• The young man had one sorry quality, for one considers as something great everything which resembles strength, and often men invent extravagances.
• In spite of the extravagances of Bodopaya, the Church was flourishing and respected in his reign.
• But all these extravagances had largely ruined the effect of the abolition of tobacco.
• The extravagances, the wild expenditures, the riotous pleasures, and the cruelties of Caligula increased the discontent and disgust on every hand.
• In the first years of the century it received a direct and serious blow in the able exposure of its extravagances written by Leslie.
• It was sometimes said, and the assertion was not altogether unfounded, that these cold pulpit moralities were in a great measure the recoil from Methodist extravagances.
• The city has a garrison of one company of seven hundred soldiers, more or less at times, and other extravagances.
• His debts, moreover, were not entirely for what we may call personal extravagances.
• Other phenomena of a Catholic nation are at most mere extravagances.
• In spite, therefore, of marked infirmities and extravagances, the book remains a superior, perhaps a great work.
• The temple had been one of the few generous features, almost extravagances, of Matazaemon.
• None of these ever avowed such extravagances of doctrine as are promulgated in this generation.
• He might have been rich, could he have kept his credit, and had not his personal expenses and extravagances pulled him down.
• She was far, however, from complaining of his extravagances.
• The first thing that broke on me concerning Paul, was, that his moral sobriety of mind was no guarantee against his mistaking extravagances for miracle.
• But in attempting to account for these inconsiderable extravagances, Mrs.
• The situation was aggravated by the growth of parasitic elements which persistently produced little or nothing and as persistently multiplied their luxuries and extravagances.
• But cotton stuffs are from America, and are extravagances.

Similar words containing TRAVAGANCE without suffix s and without prefix ex

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