Definition of lavishly in English:

lavishly

adverb ˈlavɪʃli

1In a sumptuously rich, elaborate, or luxurious manner.
a lavishly decorated room
the book is lavishly illustrated
Example sentencesExamples
- This scholarly, lavishly illustrated book is the English translation of the Danish original, published in 2002.
- There isn't anything radical about sophisticated, lavishly conceived furniture.
- She appeared on a great barge, decorated lavishly, with boys fanning her and her gentlewomen standing around her like sea nymphs.
- The suit is of woollen cloth lavishly embroidered with silver and silver gilt thread and lined with crimson silk.
- Some folks simply aren't cat lovers, and this fun, lavishly photographed horror film isn't likely to convert them.
- The key image is the lavishly bound red book the sitter rests his hands on, which is titled in Greek "The Labors of Hercules."
- Her neighbourhood is lavishly recreated here as a horror set with dark alleys, lugubrious mists and fetid waterways.
- This ambitiously conceived and lavishly presented exhibition aims to celebrate the whole range of Venetian Renaissance art.
- The court theatre was particularly lavishly equipped.
- During the Song Dynasty (960-1278) lavishly decorated books were produced using woodblocks.
1. 1.1 In a very generous or extravagant manner; in profusion.
  members of the band spent lavishly on their families
  the kids were praised lavishly by their parents
  Example sentencesExamples
  He built an extravagant palace and lived lavishly.
  The Consulate lavishly acknowledged their support for the coup d' etat that brought the new regime into power.
  He entertained a large party of British art historians lavishly in the best hotel.
  The author outlines how the organization has lavishly funded both political parties with million of dollars in handouts.
  The exhibitions are lavishly funded and extremely ambitious in scale.
  He was a notable patron of the arts who made Rome the cultural centre of Europe, spending lavishly on many projects.
  We were lavishly fed the finest that American agricultural and culinary bounty can provide.
  They also spent lavishly collecting American folk art.
  He enjoyed considerable success, being lavishly praised in contemporary poetry.
  He enjoyed the role of country gentleman, keeping a rather large staff and entertaining lavishly.

Definition of lavishly in US English:

lavishly

adverbˈlaviSHlē

1In a sumptuously rich, elaborate, or luxurious manner.
a lavishly decorated room
the book is lavishly illustrated
Example sentencesExamples
- This scholarly, lavishly illustrated book is the English translation of the Danish original, published in 2002.
- Her neighbourhood is lavishly recreated here as a horror set with dark alleys, lugubrious mists and fetid waterways.
- Some folks simply aren't cat lovers, and this fun, lavishly photographed horror film isn't likely to convert them.
- The key image is the lavishly bound red book the sitter rests his hands on, which is titled in Greek "The Labors of Hercules."
- The suit is of woollen cloth lavishly embroidered with silver and silver gilt thread and lined with crimson silk.
- During the Song Dynasty (960-1278) lavishly decorated books were produced using woodblocks.
- She appeared on a great barge, decorated lavishly, with boys fanning her and her gentlewomen standing around her like sea nymphs.
- The court theatre was particularly lavishly equipped.
- There isn't anything radical about sophisticated, lavishly conceived furniture.
- This ambitiously conceived and lavishly presented exhibition aims to celebrate the whole range of Venetian Renaissance art.
1. 1.1 In a very generous or extravagant manner; in profusion.
  members of the band spent lavishly on their families
  the kids were praised lavishly by their parents
  Example sentencesExamples
  He built an extravagant palace and lived lavishly.
  He enjoyed the role of country gentleman, keeping a rather large staff and entertaining lavishly.
  The exhibitions are lavishly funded and extremely ambitious in scale.
  He enjoyed considerable success, being lavishly praised in contemporary poetry.
  The Consulate lavishly acknowledged their support for the coup d' etat that brought the new regime into power.
  He was a notable patron of the arts who made Rome the cultural centre of Europe, spending lavishly on many projects.
  The author outlines how the organization has lavishly funded both political parties with million of dollars in handouts.
  They also spent lavishly collecting American folk art.
  We were lavishly fed the finest that American agricultural and culinary bounty can provide.
  He entertained a large party of British art historians lavishly in the best hotel.

单词	lavishly
释义	Definition of lavishly in English: lavishly adverb ˈlavɪʃli 1In a sumptuously rich, elaborate, or luxurious manner. a lavishly decorated room the book is lavishly illustrated Example sentencesExamples This scholarly, lavishly illustrated book is the English translation of the Danish original, published in 2002. There isn't anything radical about sophisticated, lavishly conceived furniture. She appeared on a great barge, decorated lavishly, with boys fanning her and her gentlewomen standing around her like sea nymphs. The suit is of woollen cloth lavishly embroidered with silver and silver gilt thread and lined with crimson silk. Some folks simply aren't cat lovers, and this fun, lavishly photographed horror film isn't likely to convert them. The key image is the lavishly bound red book the sitter rests his hands on, which is titled in Greek "The Labors of Hercules." Her neighbourhood is lavishly recreated here as a horror set with dark alleys, lugubrious mists and fetid waterways. This ambitiously conceived and lavishly presented exhibition aims to celebrate the whole range of Venetian Renaissance art. The court theatre was particularly lavishly equipped. During the Song Dynasty (960-1278) lavishly decorated books were produced using woodblocks. 1.1 In a very generous or extravagant manner; in profusion. members of the band spent lavishly on their families the kids were praised lavishly by their parents Example sentencesExamples He built an extravagant palace and lived lavishly. The Consulate lavishly acknowledged their support for the coup d' etat that brought the new regime into power. He entertained a large party of British art historians lavishly in the best hotel. The author outlines how the organization has lavishly funded both political parties with million of dollars in handouts. The exhibitions are lavishly funded and extremely ambitious in scale. He was a notable patron of the arts who made Rome the cultural centre of Europe, spending lavishly on many projects. We were lavishly fed the finest that American agricultural and culinary bounty can provide. They also spent lavishly collecting American folk art. He enjoyed considerable success, being lavishly praised in contemporary poetry. He enjoyed the role of country gentleman, keeping a rather large staff and entertaining lavishly. Definition of lavishly in US English: lavishly adverbˈlaviSHlē 1In a sumptuously rich, elaborate, or luxurious manner. a lavishly decorated room the book is lavishly illustrated Example sentencesExamples This scholarly, lavishly illustrated book is the English translation of the Danish original, published in 2002. Her neighbourhood is lavishly recreated here as a horror set with dark alleys, lugubrious mists and fetid waterways. Some folks simply aren't cat lovers, and this fun, lavishly photographed horror film isn't likely to convert them. The key image is the lavishly bound red book the sitter rests his hands on, which is titled in Greek "The Labors of Hercules." The suit is of woollen cloth lavishly embroidered with silver and silver gilt thread and lined with crimson silk. During the Song Dynasty (960-1278) lavishly decorated books were produced using woodblocks. She appeared on a great barge, decorated lavishly, with boys fanning her and her gentlewomen standing around her like sea nymphs. The court theatre was particularly lavishly equipped. There isn't anything radical about sophisticated, lavishly conceived furniture. This ambitiously conceived and lavishly presented exhibition aims to celebrate the whole range of Venetian Renaissance art. 1.1 In a very generous or extravagant manner; in profusion. members of the band spent lavishly on their families the kids were praised lavishly by their parents Example sentencesExamples He built an extravagant palace and lived lavishly. He enjoyed the role of country gentleman, keeping a rather large staff and entertaining lavishly. The exhibitions are lavishly funded and extremely ambitious in scale. He enjoyed considerable success, being lavishly praised in contemporary poetry. The Consulate lavishly acknowledged their support for the coup d' etat that brought the new regime into power. He was a notable patron of the arts who made Rome the cultural centre of Europe, spending lavishly on many projects. The author outlines how the organization has lavishly funded both political parties with million of dollars in handouts. They also spent lavishly collecting American folk art. We were lavishly fed the finest that American agricultural and culinary bounty can provide. He entertained a large party of British art historians lavishly in the best hotel.
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