Opulent is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for OPULENT in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• wealthy
• ostentatiously costly and luxurious
• having or indicating wealth
• Having a large estate or property; wealthy; rich; affluent; as, an opulent city; an opulent citizen.
• rich and superior in quality

Words related to OPULENT

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How to use OPULENT in a sentence

• Bacon, also, having an opulent and active intellect, spontaneously expressed himself in forms of various excellence.
• And Farll had been forced to help him to undress! From this point onwards Priam Farll, opulent though he was and illustrious, had sunk to a tragic impotence.
• I am not very well acquainted with the life and adventures of this Saint, but he was of the Borromean family, who are the most opulent proprietors of the Milanese.
• He is a very opulent proprietor in this part of the country, and has spent part of his life in England.
• Perugia is a large and opulent city, standing like a fortress on a mountain, and towering over the plain below.
• At any rate he was something of that sort, something gentlemanly and refined without being opulent and impossible.
• At length, united under one monarchy, they gradually rise to the rank of a powerful, opulent, and commercial people.
• There was a time, in Chicago, when the necessity of thinking about money irritated him, for the memory of his old opulent days was very clear.
• Then came the house of Luxembourg, possessing the wide-spread and opulent realms of Bohemia.
• Once married to the opulent Mrs Mildred, and nothing would be easier than to obtain men of the first consideration in the county to take a share of his responsibilities.
• He wondered what Buckham thought of them, sitting there around the opulent table, in that luxurious room.
• The greatest height of civilization, since the world began, the greatest achievements, the most opulent living.
• Even after all their borrowing from so many funds, they are still far from opulent.
• But the monarch advised the prelates to return to their churches lest their opulent friends became their enemies.
• It needed more vitality than went with true comfort to deal with a house in an opulent spot and a Rolls-Royce.
• Hence they began the richest and most opulent trade known.
• At harmony with the moment and the larger life outside it, he leaned back against the canvas hood and let a dreamy gaze roam over the serene and opulent landscape.
• The present impositions, though much superior to what had ever formerly been experienced, were in reality moderate, and what a nation so opulent could easily bear.
• And though the king was known to be immensely opulent, and had no pretence of wars or expensive enterprises of any kind, they granted him the subsidy which he demanded.
• And as soon as they were old enough he married them to the daughters of the opulent and despised caste of financiers.
• Almost every one there was distinguished for some social achievement, or as the advocate of some reform or theory, or perhaps as an opulent and fashionable patron.
• Why should not an opulent Rajah or Nawaub send for a cargo of beautiful red gravel from the gravel pits at Kensington? Any English House of Agency here would obtain it for him.
• Hope was a nephew of the opulent Amsterdam merchant of the same name.
• John Long, formed by the mere necessities of the opulent and idle.
• This place was at that time inhabited by several opulent and respectable gentlemen, who received us all with much hospitality, but were particularly attentive to our general.
• The tilted aisles of the forest were opulent with leaf and bird and bloom.

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