luxe

American  

[looks, luhks, lyks] / lʊks, lʌks, lüks /

noun

1. luxury; elegance; sumptuousness.

   accommodations providing luxe at low rates.

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adjective

1. luxurious; deluxe.

   luxe accommodations.

luxe British  

/ lʌks, lyks, lʊks /

noun

1. See de luxe

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Etymology

Origin of luxe

1550–60; < French < Latin luxus excess

Example Sentences

Tesla also discontinued its “luxe package” for the Cyberbeast, which included free access to the company’s Supercharger network and supervised “Full Self-Driving.”

From MarketWatch

The massive, mirrored walk-in closets remain, as do all six luxe bedrooms, all en suite.

From MarketWatch

His store, named after a luxe street in Southampton, opened in November, the conclusion of a two-year journey that he meticulously documented on TikTok.

From The Wall Street Journal

From there, the items are scanned further and, thanks to Athena, the pants and luxe bag go their separate ways.

From The Wall Street Journal

Ricci is a pilot whose obsession over four decades with aviation and luxe travel made him a billionaire.

From The Wall Street Journal