luxurities
luxurities is the plural of luxurity.
Meaning of luxurity
Noun
luxurity (countable and uncountable, plural luxurities)
- The quality of being luxurious.
- Cicero deſcribeth the murthering of Roſcius, the luxurity and ryots of Anthony, with many others moe.1577, Henry Pecham, The Garden of Eloquence: Conteyning the Figures of Grammer and Rhetorick, […], London: […] H. Iackson
- Something that is luxurious.
- How deeply would the luxurities of Europe be curtailed if the supplies of other countries were withheld?1844, Thomas Williams, A Sketch of the Relations Which Subsist Between the Three Kingdoms of Nature: The Mineral, Vegetable, and Animal: […], […] J. Williams, […], Swansea; and […] Longman, Brown...
Questions about luxurities
- What is luxurities the plural of?
- Luxurities is the plural of luxurity.
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