opulent — OET

opulent

adjective

1 his parents' opulent home in Beverly Hills:

luxurious, sumptuous, palatial, lavishly appointed, lavish, deluxe, rich, lush, luxuriant, splendid, magnificent, grand, grandiose, costly, expensive, fancy;

informal plush, plushy, ritzy, swanky, posh, classy;

British, informal swish;

North American, informal swank.

▷antonyms stark, spartan, restrained, ascetic.

2 an opulent family:

wealthy, rich, affluent, well off, well-to-do, moneyed, cash rich, with deep pockets, prosperous, of means, of substance;

informal well heeled, rolling in it, rolling in money, loaded, in clover, stinking/filthy rich, flush, made of money, in/on easy street;

British, informal quids in;

informal , dated in the chips, oofy, on velvet.

▷antonyms penniless, poor, impoverished, penurious.

3 he stroked her opulent red hair:

copious, abundant, profuse, prolific, plentiful, luxuriant;

literary plenteous.

▷antonyms sparse.

4 the opulent curves of her body:

voluptuous, shapely, full, rounded, ample, Rubensesque, lush, luscious, buxom;

informal curvaceous, curvy;

US, informal thick, thicc.

▷antonyms thin, emaciated.

opulent Oxford Dictionary of English