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Definition of luxurious :
Of or pertaining to luxury; ministering to luxury; supplied with the conditions of luxury; as, a luxurious life; a luxurious table; luxurious ease.
Synonyms:
curvy, sensuous, exuberant, marvellous, hedonic, full-bosomed, palace, fantastic, wondrous, indulgent, lordly, high-flown, terrific, toothsome, voluptuary, lavish, busty, grand, luxury, curvaceous, posh, de luxe, luscious, in the lap of luxury, high-class, plush, tremendous, howling, juicy, rarefied, sumptuous, Babylonian, luxuriant, idealistic, high-minded, gilded, meretricious, hedonistic, languorous, easy, palatial, heroic, comfortable, sublime, decadent, sybaritic, deluxe, rarified, lofty, marvelous, self-indulgent, exalted, red-hot, bosomy, august, silken, overindulgent, Lucullan, golden, gold, plushy, pleasurable, select, riotous, languishing, elevated, sonsy, gilt, voluptuous, imposing, sonsie, immoderate, noble-minded, wonderful, aureate, stacked, lush, extravagant, deeply comfortable, well-endowed, exclusive, expansive, specious, distinguished, costly, luxe, expensive, elaborate, sensual, self-pampering, buxom, magisterial, rattling, Epicurean, fit for a king, gratifying, princely, pricey, profuse, inordinate
prosperous (part of speech: adjective)
plentiful, moneyed, well-situated, rich, well-off, thriving, opulent, wealthy, prosperous, affluent, well-to-do
Usage examples:
- Oh, these Turks are luxurious dogs. - "Incidents of Travel in Greece, Turkey, Russia, and Poland, Vol. I (of 2)", John Lloyd Stephens.
- Much study having somewhat shaken the young man's nerves, he was in the habit of travelling in the most luxurious manner; and for the present journey he had taken a sofa in the sleeping carriage. - "New-Arabian-Nights", Stevenson, Robert Louis.
- She did dislike cold water, and after a child's luxurious fashion had always been allowed to use warm water. - "Opportunities", Susan Warner.