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luxurity

noun

Etymology

From luxur(ious) + -ity.

  1. derived from lū̆xuriōsus
  2. derived from luxurios
  3. inherited from luxurious
  4. suffixed as luxurity — “luxurious + ity”

Definitions

  1. The quality of being luxurious.

    • Cicero deſcribeth the murthering of Roſcius, the luxurity and ryots of Anthony, with many others moe.

  2. Something that is luxurious.

    • How deeply would the luxurities of Europe be curtailed if the supplies of other countries were withheld?
    • If the parasites of the society do not want any more the luxurities of Madrid then they are able to bath their nerves in the town upon the Seine, and to reach it for this purpose within a day’s time.
    • An increasing demand for luxurities and exotica (in Mesopotamia) obtainable in Anatolia and probably beyond, led to this form of trade.

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