noun
- plural of extravagance; excessive or wasteful spending of money
- plural of extravagance; behavior or speech that is excessively elaborate, theatrical, or unreasonable
Usage: countable noun when referring to specific instances or items
Usage: often used to describe artistic or performative excess
Examples
- The wealthy couple's extravagances included multiple vacation homes and luxury cars.
- She regretted her holiday shopping extravagances when the credit card bill arrived.
- The theater production was full of extravagances—elaborate costumes, dramatic lighting, and over-the-top sets.
- His extravagances with designer clothes and expensive restaurants left him in debt.
- The festival celebrated artistic extravagances with bold performances and unconventional art installations.
- After years of extravagances, they decided to adopt a more modest lifestyle.
- The movie's extravagances in special effects impressed audiences but inflated the budget significantly.