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op·u·lence
(ŏp′yə-ləns) also op·u·len·cy (-lən-sē)n.
1. Wealth; affluence.
2. Great abundance or extravagance.
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op•u•lence
(ˈɒp yə ləns)also op′u•len•cy,
n.
1. wealth, affluence.
2. abundance, as of resources.
3. the state of being opulent.
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Opulence
a wealth or abundance.Examples: opulence of hair, 1878; of flesh, 1896.
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Noun | 1. | ![]() wealth, wealthiness - the state of being rich and affluent; having a plentiful supply of material goods and money; "great wealth is not a sign of great intelligence" |
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opulence
noun
1. luxury, riches, wealth, splendour, prosperity, richness, affluence, voluptuousness, lavishness, sumptuousness, luxuriance the opulence of the hotel's sumptuous interior
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Translations
غِنى، ثَرْوَه، وَفْرَه
luksus
ríkidæmi
servetzenginlik
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opulence
n no pl → Reichtum m; (of person’s appearance also) → Wohlhabenheit f; (of clothes, building, room) → Prunk m, → Stattlichkeit f; (of car, chairs, carpet) → Feudalität f; (of décor, lifestyle, vegetation) → Üppigkeit f; (of figure) → Üppigkeit f, → Fülligkeit f; to live in opulence → im Überfluss leben
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opulent
(ˈopjulənt) adjective luxurious; rich. They lived in opulent surroundings.
ˈopulently adverbˈopulence noun
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