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eng: extravagant

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antonymeng: austere
etymological origin ofeng: extravagantly
etymologically relatedeng: extravagance
etymologically relatedeng: overwrought
etymologically relatedeng: vagabond
lexical categoryadjective
semantically relatedeng: Rude
semantically relatedeng: all-fired
semantically relatedeng: brazen-faced
semantically relatedeng: cheeky
semantically relatedeng: crack wise
semantically relatedeng: cultured
semantically relatedeng: drastic
semantically relatedeng: egregious
semantically relatedeng: excessive
semantically relatedeng: extreme
semantically relatedeng: exuberant
semantically relatedeng: facetious
semantically relatedeng: grievous
semantically relatedeng: ill-mannered
semantically relatedeng: impudent
semantically relatedeng: insolent
semantically relatedeng: lavish
semantically relatedeng: lofty
semantically relatedeng: obsessive
semantically relatedeng: plethoric
semantically relatedeng: procacious
semantically relatedeng: prodigal
semantically relatedeng: profligate
semantically relatedeng: profuse
semantically relatedeng: rabid
semantically relatedeng: refined
semantically relatedeng: sassy
semantically relatedeng: scandalous
semantically relatedeng: snide
semantically relatedeng: spendthrift
semantically relatedeng: ultimate
semantically relatedeng: unconscionable
semantically relatedeng: uneconomic
semantically relatedeng: ungodly
semantically relatedeng: usurer
semantically relatedeng: w:Joyce Carol Oates
semantically relatedeng: wisecrack
synonymeng: grandiloquent
synonymeng: lavish
synonymeng: superfluous
synonymeng: wanton
translationces: výstřední
translationdeu: extravagant
translationeng: exorbitant
translationeng: extreme
translationfra: extravagant
translationita: estravagante
translationita: stravagante
translationnld: extravagant
translationspa: extravagante

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