expensive luxury

Frequency: 6.87.5 per million words

A luxury that costs a lot of money; often redundant but used for emphasis.

luxuryADJECTIVE + luxury

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expensive

Examples (10)

  • Owning a private jet is an expensive luxury that few can afford.
  • For many, a vacation to a remote island is an expensive luxury.
  • They consider a daily chauffeur service an expensive luxury, not a necessity.
  • The new sports car was an expensive luxury, but he had always dreamed of it.
  • Eating out every night can quickly become an expensive luxury.
  • She indulged in the expensive luxury of a designer handbag.
  • Having a personal chef is an expensive luxury for busy professionals.
  • He views his collection of antique watches as an expensive luxury.
  • The exclusive club offered an expensive luxury experience to its members.
  • Access to a private spa at home is certainly an expensive luxury.