| 释义 | View usage for: (ɒpjʊlənt) 1. adjectiveOpulent things or places look grand and expensive.[formal]  ...an opulent office on Wimpole Street in London's West End.opulence uncountable noun ...the elegant opulence of the German embassy. [+ of] Synonyms: luxury, riches, wealth, splendour More Synonyms of opulent Synonyms: wealth, means, riches [informal], capital More Synonyms of opulent Synonyms: abundance, richness, profusion, fullness More Synonyms of opulent 2. adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun]Opulent people are very wealthy and spend a lot of money.[formal]  Most of the cash went on supporting his opulent lifestyle. More Synonyms of opulentopulent in British English (ˈɒpjʊlənt) adjective1. having or indicating wealthDerived formsopulence (ˈopulence) or  rare opulency (ˈopulency)  nounopulently (ˈopulently) adverbWord origin C17: from Latin opulens,  from opēs  (pl) wealthopulent in American English (ˈɑpjulənt; ˈɑpjələnt)   adjective2.   characterized by abundance or profusion; luxuriant  SIMILAR WORDS:   rich Derived formsopulence (ˈopulence)  noun or  ˈopulency opulently (ˈopulently)  adverbWord origin L opulentus  or opulens  < ops:  see  opusShe had quickly registered the difference between Archie's grotty residence and the opulent garage, but said nothing.But I had felt no urge to buy a palace, live in the opulent luxury I could certainly afford, or buy flashy cars.By its sheer contrast to his usual surroundings, this place seemed opulent to Steil, rather than merely nice.Examples of 'opulent' in a sentenceopulentIn other languagesopulentBritish English: opulent ADJECTIVE  Opulent things or places look grand and expensive. ...an opulent office in the city. American English: opulentBrazilian Portuguese: opulentoChinese: 豪华的European Spanish: opulentoFrench: opulentGerman: opulentItalian: opulentoJapanese: 豪華なKorean: 으리으리한European Portuguese: opulentoLatin American Spanish: opulento
Definition having or indicating wealth an opulent lifestyleSynonyms champagne lavish de luxe well-appointedDefinition having or indicating wealth the spoilt child of an opulent fatherSynonyms propertied filthy rich stinking rich (informal) made of money (informal) minted (British, slang)Opposites poor, needy, broke (informal), on the rocks, destitute, poverty-stricken, down and out, indigent, penurious, moneylessDefinition abundant or plentifulAdditional synonymsDefinition having plenty of money  The homes would be affordable only to more affluent people.Synonyms wealthy,  rich,  prosperous,  loaded (slang),  well-off,  opulent,  well-heeled (informal),  well-to-do,  moneyed,  minted (British, slang)Definition existing or produced in large quantities He drank copious quantities of tea and coffee.Synonyms abundant,  liberal,  generous,  lavish,  full,  rich,  extensive,  ample,  overflowing,  plentiful,  exuberant,  bountiful,  luxuriant,  profuse,  bounteous,  superabundant, plenteousthe exceptionally beautiful and costly cloths made in northern Italy Synonyms splendid,  rich,  valuable,  precious,  gorgeous,  lavish,  luxurious,  sumptuous,  priceless, opulentoptionoptionalopulenceopulentopusoracleoracular
Additional synonymsDefinition costing a great deal of money He has a lot of expensive recording equipment.Synonyms costly,  high-priced,  lavish,  extravagant,  rich,  dear,  stiff,  excessive,  steep (informal),  pricey,  overpriced, exorbitantDefinition  having plenty of money Many developing countries were flush with dollars.Synonyms wealthy,  rich,  rolling (slang),  well-off,  in the money (informal),  in funds,  well-heeled (informal),  replete,  moneyed,  well-supplied,  minted (British, slang)Definition great in quantity or richness a lavish party to celebrate his fiftieth birthdaySynonyms grand,  magnificent,  splendid,  lush,  abundant,  sumptuous,  exuberant,  opulent,  copious,  luxuriant, profuseDefinition  wealthy That family's absolutely loaded.Synonyms rich,  wealthy,  affluent,  well off,  rolling (slang),  flush (informal),  well-heeled (informal),  well-to-do,  moneyed,  minted (British, slang)Definition rich and abundant wide spreading branches and luxuriant foliageSynonyms lush,  rich,  dense,  abundant,  excessive,  thriving,  flourishing,  rank,  productive,  lavish,  ample,  fertile,  prolific,  overflowing,  plentiful,  exuberant,  fruitful,  teeming,  copious,  prodigal,  riotous,  profuse,  fecund,  superabundant, plenteousDefinition splendid or impressive in appearance a magnificent country house in wooded groundsSynonyms splendid,  striking,  grand,  impressive,  august,  rich,  princely,  imposing,  elegant,  divine (informal),  glorious,  noble,  gorgeous,  lavish,  elevated,  luxurious,  majestic,  regal,  stately,  sublime,  sumptuous,  grandiose,  exalted,  opulent,  transcendent,  resplendent,  splendiferous (facetious)Definition having a great deal of money Fear of crime among the new monied classes is rising rapidly.Synonyms rich,  loaded (slang),  wealthy,  flush (informal),  prosperous,  affluent,  well-off,  well-heeled (informal),  well-to-do,  minted (British, slang)Definition existing in large amounts or numbers a plentiful supplySynonyms abundant,  liberal,  generous,  lavish,  complete,  ample,  infinite,  overflowing,  copious,  inexhaustible,  bountiful,  profuse,  thick on the ground,  bounteous (literary), plenteousDefinition  luxurious a plush Georgian house in MayfairSynonyms luxurious,  luxury,  costly,  lavish,  rich,  sumptuous,  opulent,  palatial,  ritzy (slang),  de luxeDefinition plentiful or abundant This plant produces profuse bright-blue flowers.Synonyms plentiful,  ample,  prolific,  abundant,  overflowing,  teeming,  copious,  bountiful, luxuriantAdditional synonymsDefinition rich or fruitful Closer planting will give you a more prolific crop.Synonyms fruitful,  fertile,  abundant,  rich,  rank,  teeming,  bountiful,  luxuriant,  generative,  profuse, fecundDefinition wealthy and successful the youngest son of a prosperous familySynonyms wealthy,  rich,  affluent,  well-off,  in the money (informal),  blooming,  opulent,  well-heeled (informal),  well-to-do,  moneyed,  in clover (informal),  minted (British, slang)Definition  luxurious or elegant Palm Springs has a lot of ritzy restaurants.Synonyms luxurious,  grand,  luxury,  elegant,  glittering,  glamorous,  stylish,  posh (informal, British),  sumptuous,  plush (informal),  high-class,  opulent,  swanky (informal),  de luxe,  schmick (Australian, informal)Definition beautiful or impressive a splendid Victorian mansionSynonyms magnificent,  grand,  imposing,  impressive,  rich,  superb,  costly,  gorgeous,  dazzling,  lavish,  luxurious,  sumptuous,  ornate,  resplendent,  splendiferous (facetious)Definition magnificent and very expensive a sumptuous feastSynonyms luxurious,  rich,  grand,  expensive,  superb,  magnificent,  costly,  splendid,  posh (informal, British),  gorgeous,  lavish,  extravagant,  plush (informal),  opulent,  palatial,  ritzy (slang),  de luxe,  splendiferous (facetious)Definition having a large amount of money and valuable material possessions a wealthy international businessmanSynonyms rich,  prosperous,  affluent,  well-off,  loaded (slang),  comfortable,  flush (informal),  in the money (informal),  opulent,  well-heeled (informal),  well-to-do,  moneyed,  quids in (slang),  filthy rich,  rolling in it (slang),  on Easy Street (informal),  stinking rich (slang),  made of money (informal),  minted (British, slang)Definition  wealthy The price tag is out of reach of all but the most well-heeled.Synonyms prosperous,  rich,  wealthy,  affluent,  loaded (slang),  comfortable,  flush (informal),  well-off,  in the money (informal),  opulent,  well-to-do,  moneyed,  well-situated,  in clover (informal),  minted (British, slang)Definition moderately wealthy My family was quite well-off.Synonyms rich,  wealthy,  comfortable,  affluent,  loaded (slang),  flush (informal),  prosperous,  well-heeled (informal),  well-to-do,  moneyed,  minted (British, slang)Definition moderately wealthy two well-educated girls from well-to-do homesSynonyms rich,  wealthy,  affluent,  well-off,  loaded (slang),  comfortable,  flush (informal),  prosperous,  well-heeled (informal),  moneyed,  minted (British, slang) |