Unfortunately, despite the extravagance of the parades, Putin was not there to witness the festivities.
Many have accused the Spanish royals of living a life of extravagance using public funds, even as much of Spain is suffering.
Many celebrities opted to donate their wares to charity, and the extravagance—and value—of the bags have gone down over the years.
Charles's extravagance is undoubtedly a factor in his low popularity ratings.
The McMahon campaign, meanwhile, considers its extravagance to be a sign of honor.
It must be noted that La Marche's reflections upon the extravagance of the entertainment occur also in Escouchy's memoirs.
Instead of being an extravagance, might not this union of two beings be an economy?
Her purse now contained three shillings, and she certainly could not accuse herself of any extravagance in the matter of diet.
His splendid vitality overflowed at times in frolic and extravagance.
The extravagance of these tales was however usually no objection to them in Phonny's and Malleville's estimation.
1640s, from French extravagance, from Late Latin extravagantem (see extravagant). Specifically of wasteful spending from 1727. Extravagancy is attested from c.1600.
