lavish|lavished|lavishes|lavishing in English

verb

[lav·ish || 'lævɪʃ]

give in large amounts, expend in great quantities

Use "lavish|lavished|lavishes|lavishing" in a sentence

1. He lavished kisses upon his grandchild.

2. She lavishes money on her grandchildren.

3. Adulator One who lavishes excessive praises or flattery; one who Adulates.

4. The food was lavish.

5. The gilding is extremely lavish.

6. What does Adulator mean? One who lavishes excessive praises or flattery, one who adulates

7. Lavish furnishings and ornate decorations?

8. The emperor promoted the general and lavished him with gifts.

9. Prince Sadruddin lavished praise on Britain's contributions to world diplomacy.

10. A doting mother alienates her husband lavishing too much love on their child.

11. On costume, Anachronistic but elaborate, the manager lavished his money and ingenuity

12. They lived a very lavish lifestyle .

13. It's a marriage of lavish benefits.

14. 19 If only he had lavished that kind of discrimination on their forebear.

15. They lead an extremely lavish lifestyle.

16. TYPICAL USE : A doting mother alienates her husband by lavishing too much love on their child.

17. Such lavish praise was hard to believe.

18. My uncle is never lavish of endearments.

19. □ What is the aftereffect of many lavish weddings?

20. They laid on lavish entertainment for their guests.

21. A lavish fete rings in the historic day.

22. Critics attack his lavish spending and flamboyant style.

23. The kitchens are preparing for a lavish banquet.

24. The film featured lavish costumes and spectacular sets.

25. Anna continued lavish architectural advances in St. Petersburg.