extravagance

Gaga may call ARTPOP her new look, but it seems that the singer's need for extravagance is part of her same old tricks.

But eight-penny bread would be an outrageous extravagance in these times.

Many have accused the Spanish royals of living a life of extravagance using public funds, even as much of Spain is suffering.

The room was prettily furnished, and Georgie had often accused herself of extravagance.

What reliance could repose upon a house, divided against itself—not safe from the extravagance and pillage of its own members?

This is one of the truths which sloth, rapacity and extravagance are slow to learn, yet which they cannot safely ignore.

I doubt,” she answered, with the instinct of extravagance that annoyed Hubert, “I doubt if I know anything else.

But there was in general nothing Oriental about him, no assumption of barbaric pompousness, no extravagance of bearing.