luxe
Americannoun
adjective
noun
Etymology
Origin of luxe
1550–60; < French < Latin luxus excess
Example Sentences
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The luxe home had just completed a major renovation.
From MarketWatch
The wedding festivities are reported to have taken place at their luxe $10 million home in Jupiter, Fla., which is located just miles away from Palm Beach.
From MarketWatch
Buy an olive oil that’s a notch nicer than what you usually allow yourself — something grassy and golden, maybe lightly infused, luxe enough to feel special but not so precious you hesitate to use it.
From Salon
Other luxe amenities include a floating dock and boat ramp, two outdoor pools, and a helipad.
From MarketWatch
It opened bigger stores in luxe shopping districts and closed shops in less attractive locations.
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