extravagant

Irwin appears to have spent his career championing ideas that were simultaneously perfectly logical and extravagantly bizarre.

There were a few extravagantly decorated houses, which everyone knew were built on drug money.

The extravagantly-coiffed cyclist had, however, shaved off his sideburns for today's ceremony in Buckingham Palace.

Tolstoy, to name one artist, managed to spin a decent yarn or two around the travails of the extravagantly wealthy.

She told me to dress as extravagantly as possible, in whatever designer clothes I own.

He told me that he was still extravagantly fond of whiskey, though he was constantly "running it down."

His extravagantly tall fluffy hat was so perched on the top of his head that it was a wonder it did not fall off more frequently.

One bookseller's shop, where books are extravagantly dear, exists in the low town, and one other in the ascent to the upper.

He was the image of Juana, who secretly petted him extravagantly, although she pretended to like her younger son the better.

She was a tall and handsome woman, with extravagantly marine clothes and much false hair.