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De luxe

/dəˈlʌks/ · adjective

Meaning

Very fine in quality or luxurious..

Definitions by Sense

  1. Very fine in quality or luxurious.
  2. Something that is deluxe.

Example Sentences

The band released a deluxe version of their LP, containing bonus tracks and with a personal message by all the members in the sleeve.
“I have here, sir,” he said, “one of the deluxest editions de luxe now in print. Observe the handsome tree calf binding, notice the gold gilt crinkle edges and stand aghast with admiration before the profuse and artistic illustrations.”
The Reforma is Mexico’s deluxest hotel—and it is about as Mexican as the Ziegfeld Follies.
And fer the deluxest of ’em all, get our reg. $59.95 list 20-inch Reversible Window Fan, $39.99, sucks in cool air or blows out hot air.
And many a noble heart takes shelter under roofs no grander nor deluxer than this one.
It is probably the most deluxest hospice in New York and was until recently the pied-a-tree of Clare Booth Luce and her consort, Chinaboy Henry, otherwise known as Fui Piu.
A tribe of North Carolina Indians routs the Ku Klux Klan. Carolina war party chant: “Nothing is deluxer than to chase a Ku Ku Kluxer in the morning.”
There’s nothing deluxer than the kitchen equipment in this house.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does de luxe mean?

De luxe means Very fine in quality or luxurious..

What is a synonym for de luxe?

Common synonyms include gilded, opulent, elegant, rich.

What is the opposite of de luxe?

The opposite depends on the specific sense.

How do you use de luxe in a sentence?

The band released a deluxe version of their LP, containing bonus tracks and with a personal message by all the members in the sleeve.

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