1. to enjoy something in a relaxed way; to take great pleasure in comfort or luxury
Usage: intransitive
2. to grow abundantly or profusely
Usage: intransitive; often used of plants

Examples

• She decided to luxuriate in a hot bubble bath after her long day.
• The guests luxuriated in the hotel’s spa facilities.
• He luxuriated in the praise from his colleagues.
• The tropical plants luxuriate in the greenhouse’s humid environment.
• We luxuriated in the warm sunshine on the beach.
• The garden’s flowers luxuriate in the rich soil.
• After months of hard work, she luxuriated in having nothing to do.