extravagant
ஆடம்பரமாக
definition
adjective
it was rather extravagant to buy both
lacking restraint in spending money or using resources.
translation of 'extravagant'
ஊதாரிக் குணமுள்ள
example
However, the continuing rows between the USA and Europe over the court's jurisdiction call these 'extravagant' claims into question.
I am not making 'extravagant' claims for immigration.
This relates to the 'extravagant' spending also; if a public institution wants to be funded through taxpayer money, they must be accountable and transparent with how they spend it.
And neither family would have the money to buy SUV's, 'extravagant' birthday parties and cable television.
Then others, too, can be so nourished, receiving that 'extravagant' gift that is both utterly free and costs not less than everything.
The two tiny bundles that arrived unexpectedly on Debbie Badger's 34th birthday were more precious than the most 'extravagant' gift.
While it will welcome the slower pace of growth in mortgage lending, it is concerned that individuals are borrowing for day-to-day spending for 'extravagant' lifestyles.
What's the most 'extravagant' thing you've bought yourself since you started acting?
I also did not feel any remorse at the 'extravagant' spending of the evening.
Many programmers have yanked their exhibitions after years of 'extravagant' spending to woo operators.
And a few lines further on he specifies Christianity as the most 'extravagant' elaboration of the moral theme that humanity has ever heard.
‘I am always anxious that if my husband is laid off one day, how can we support his 'extravagant' spending behaviour,’ she said.
That inquiry was sparked by reports in the Los Angeles Times about Munitz's alleged 'extravagant' travel and spending.
This determination led to more gifts that were increasingly 'extravagant' , and poems being left in more public and prominent places.
When it comes to love, God is the great prodigal - 'extravagant' , a spendthrift, and oblivious to cost.
While you prove to be great at managing your home, you give in to some 'extravagant' buys.
Walt Whitman made 'extravagant' claims to immortality.
The history of western commentaries on ancient Mesoamerican objects is full of 'extravagant' claims made on the basis of such meaningless formal convergences.
So far, the Home Secretary has been exemplary, grabbing no emergency powers and making no 'extravagant' claims for ID cards.
Clothes, diapers, bottles and every accessory both useful and 'extravagant' , were bought.
After more than a year of 'extravagant' online spending, scores of advertisers who've used the metrics are looking over the results and wondering what went wrong.
Journalists with little understanding of science are easily persuaded by 'extravagant' claims made by a charismatic researcher and his supporters.
But the Prime Minister was immediately rounded on for making 'extravagant' claims and for misusing statistics.
He made 'extravagant' claims of evidence that revealed hundreds of known communists in government, the media and the film industry.
Rudd's 'extravagant' claim was made in the uncomplicated environs of home turf but was equally ill-advised.
The most 'extravagant' gift you could give a friend is some type of heavy gardening equipment.
Your wealth will increase manifold but try not to give in to 'extravagant' and impulsive buys.
The twice-wed star enjoyed an 'extravagant' spending spree at an exclusive Hollywood store, where she bought designer baby wear for a newborn girl
Examples of 'extravagant' spending included an £88,000 reception desk and £663,000 worth of television facilities.
Only the common people, who benefited from his 'extravagant' spending, lamented his death.
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