Synonyms

deluxe

American

[duh-luhks, -looks] / dəˈlʌks, -ˈlʊks /

Or de luxe

adjective

of special elegance, sumptuousness, or fineness; high or highest in quality, luxury, etc..

a deluxe hotel; a deluxe edition of Shakespeare bound in leather.

adverb

in a luxurious or sumptuous manner.

We always travel deluxe.

Other Word Forms

superdeluxe adjective

Etymology

Origin of deluxe

First recorded in 1810–20, deluxe is from French de luxe “of luxury”

Example Sentences

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Yet here, on the Berliners’ own label, is a deluxe set of 24 discs, complete with lavish hardbound book, featuring Karajan and the orchestra in radio broadcasts from 1953 through 1969.

From The Wall Street Journal

If you want to go truly deluxe and hire a driver with the coolest car in town, figure around $2,000 a day, based on estimates we found online.

From MarketWatch

The success of the album and the deluxe edition that followed launched Thomas into a whirlwind of promo: radio and podcast stops, interviews galore and after-party appearances.

From Los Angeles Times

Pink Floyd’s “Wish You Were Here” has received the deluxe box-set treatment just in time for the holiday season—and it’s a winner in every possible facet.

From Salon

I can’t even maintain the facial muscles needed to give my usually deluxe glare.

From Literature

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