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Comparative for luxurious, typically indicative or showing signs of wealth
“I go down to dinner, and there they are, ample bottoms pressed into opulent armchairs, the old people with their evil-looking faces.”
Comparative for having, or suggestive of, wealth or riches
“An opulent tycoon with a blank expression, his hearing device plugged in, is being played up to by an alluring little gold digger.”
Comparative for being, or suggestive of being, financially free
“There are reports from the media of local officials wearing expensive watches, driving luxury cars, and living an opulent lifestyle.”
Comparative for having a striking, and sometimes ostentatious, appearance or style
“The dimly lit streets around the Piazza San Marco were crowded with revelers, many in exquisitely ornate leather and the traditionally opulent and colorful period costumes that celebrated the rich history of Venice.”
Comparative for existing in large amounts or numbers
“The leading creations require opulent amounts of fabric, often luxurious fabric, and they depend for their effect on clever and unusual cuts which are not easily reproduced by the average home seamstress.”
Comparative for having a buxom or curvaceous body
“The black jeans and white blouse had a closer fit than she liked over her opulent curves, and she frowned.”
Comparative for bringing wealth and success
Comparative for full-bodied, such as of a flavor or sound
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