lavish

The word “lavish” has 2 syllables: lav-ish

It's pronounced as /ˈlævɪʃ/


What is synonym and antonym for lavish?

In the thesaurus, “lavish” has 181 synonyms and 62 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for lavish along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for lavish

  • Babylonian
  • Lucullan
  • Lucullian
  • a bit much
  • abounding
  • abundant
  • adequate
  • ample
  • august
  • awesome
  • awful
  • baronial
  • baroque
  • be generous
  • be wasteful
  • beautiful
  • blow
  • bombard
  • boundless
  • bounteous
  • bountiful
  • comfortable
  • complete
  • consume
  • copious
  • costly
  • cozy
  • dear
  • deluge
  • deluxe
  • deplete
  • devilish
  • disburse
  • dissipate
  • effusive
  • endless
  • enough
  • exaggerated
  • excessive
  • exhaust
  • exorbitant
  • expend
  • expensive
  • extravagant
  • extreme
  • exuberant
  • fancy
  • fat
  • fecund
  • fertile
  • fiddle away
  • first-class
  • flood
  • free
  • fritter
  • galore
  • generous
  • give
  • go through
  • gorgeous
  • grand
  • grandiose
  • gush
  • gushing
  • hail
  • heap
  • heroic
  • heroical
  • homelike
  • homey
  • homy
  • immeasurable
  • immoderate
  • imposing
  • impoverish
  • impressive
  • improper
  • improvident
  • inappropriate
  • indulge
  • infinite
  • inordinate
  • insane
  • intemperate
  • intolerable
  • inundate
  • kingly
  • lay out
  • liberal
  • limitless
  • lose
  • lush
  • luxe
  • luxuriant
  • luxurious
  • luxury
  • magnificent
  • majestic
  • make ducks and drakes of
  • misspend
  • monumental
  • munificent
  • noble
  • openhanded
  • opulent
  • ostentatious
  • over the top
  • overdue
  • overextravagant
  • overflow
  • overindulge
  • overmuch
  • overspend
  • overweening
  • overwhelm
  • palace
  • palatial
  • play ducks and drakes with
  • plenteous
  • plentiful
  • plethoric
  • plush
  • plushy
  • posh
  • pour
  • precious
  • premium
  • pretentious
  • prodigal
  • profligate
  • profuse
  • profusive
  • prolific
  • proud
  • rain
  • redundant
  • regal
  • rich
  • riotous
  • ritzy
  • royal
  • run through
  • scatter
  • shoot
  • shower
  • showy
  • silken
  • snug
  • spend
  • spend money like water
  • splendid
  • splurge
  • squander
  • stately
  • steep
  • stiff
  • stream
  • sufficient
  • sumptuous
  • swamp
  • swanky
  • thick
  • thriftless
  • throw away
  • thrust upon
  • towering
  • unbearable
  • unconscionable
  • undue
  • unjustifiable
  • unmerciful
  • unreasonable
  • unrestrained
  • unseemly
  • unsparing
  • unstinging
  • unstinting
  • unwarranted
  • waste
  • wasteful
  • wild

Antonyms for lavish

  • ascetic
  • ascetical
  • austere
  • bare
  • barren
  • collect
  • conserve
  • deficient
  • depressed
  • destitute
  • dribbling
  • economical
  • economize
  • frugal
  • gather
  • hoard
  • hold
  • hold back
  • humble
  • inadequate
  • incomplete
  • insufficient
  • keep
  • lacking
  • lay up
  • limit
  • meager
  • meagre
  • mean
  • mere
  • middling
  • minimal
  • minimum
  • moderate
  • modest
  • niggardly
  • no-frills
  • poor
  • preserve
  • protect
  • reasonable
  • reserve
  • retain
  • save
  • saving
  • scant
  • scanty
  • scarce
  • scrimp
  • skimp
  • small
  • spare
  • sparse
  • spartan
  • starve
  • stingy
  • temperate
  • thrifty
  • trickling
  • unsatisfactory
  • wanting
  • withhold

Meanings of lavish

  • verb
    1. To give out extremely generously; to squander.
    2. To give out to (somebody) extremely generously.
  • adjective
    1. Expending or bestowing profusely; profuse; prodigal.
    2. Superabundant; excessive.

Example Sentences

  • The couple threw a lavish party to celebrate their anniversary.
  • She received a lavish gift for her promotion at work.
  • The hotel offers lavish accommodations with breathtaking views.
  • He has a lavish lifestyle, complete with luxury cars and designer clothes.
  • The royal family is known for their lavish ceremonies and celebrations.

On this page you'll find 243 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to lavish, such as: Babylonian, Lucullan, Lucullian, a bit much, abounding, abundant, adequate.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

Related Words

a bit much

  • annoying
  • arduous
  • baroque
  • boresome
  • boring
  • boundless
  • burdensome
  • demanding
  • devilish
  • difficult
  • drag
  • dragging
  • drudging
  • dull
  • endless
  • enervative
  • enough
  • enough already
  • exacting
  • excessive
  • excruciating
  • exhausting
  • exorbitant
  • extravagant
  • extreme
  • fancy
  • fatiguing
  • flat
  • hard
  • heavy
  • heavy-handed
  • hefty
  • ho-hum
  • humdrum
  • immeasurable
  • immoderate
  • impossible
  • improper
  • inadmissible
  • inappropriate
  • infinite
  • inordinate
  • insane
  • insufferable
  • insupportable
  • intolerable
  • irksome
  • jading
  • laborious
  • last straw
  • lavish
  • limitless
  • monotonous
  • nowhere
  • offensive
  • onerous
  • oppressive
  • over-the-top
  • overdue
  • overextravagant
  • overmuch
  • overweening
  • painful
  • plethoric
  • steep
  • stiff
  • strenuous
  • tedious
  • thick
  • tired
  • tiring
  • too much
  • tough
  • towering
  • trying
  • unacceptable
  • unbearable
  • unconscionable
  • uncool
  • undesirable
  • undue
  • unendurable
  • uninteresting
  • unjustifiable
  • unmerciful
  • unrelieved
  • unrestrained
  • unseemly
  • unsufferable
  • unsupportable
  • unsurpassable
  • unwarranted
  • vexatious
  • wearing
  • wearisome
  • wearying
  • yawn

abject

  • base
  • contemptible
  • degraded
  • dejected
  • demure
  • deplorable
  • dishonorable
  • fawning
  • forlorn
  • groveling
  • hangdog
  • humble
  • humiliated
  • lamblike
  • low
  • lowly
  • meek
  • menial
  • miserable
  • modest
  • outcast
  • pitiable
  • retiring
  • servile
  • sheepish
  • slavish
  • submissive
  • sycophant
  • sycophantic
  • toadyish
  • unassuming
  • unpretentious
  • worthless
  • wretched

abjectly

  • apologetically
  • bashfully
  • cap in hand
  • civilly
  • courteously
  • deferentially
  • diffidently
  • dutifully
  • fawningly
  • fearfully
  • grovelingly
  • hat in hand
  • humbly
  • ingloriously
  • ingratiatingly
  • lowly
  • meanly
  • meekly
  • modestly
  • mousily
  • obediently
  • obscurely
  • obsequiously
  • politely
  • poorly
  • respectfully
  • self-deprecatingly
  • servilely
  • sheepishly
  • shyly
  • simply
  • slavishly
  • submissively
  • subserviently
  • suppliantly
  • sycophantically
  • timidly
  • timorously

absorb

  • abate
  • abide
  • accept
  • acculturate
  • accustom
  • acquiesce
  • allow
  • allure
  • amalgamate
  • assimilate
  • attract
  • bankrupt
  • bear
  • beguile
  • bemuse
  • bewitch
  • bide
  • blend
  • blot
  • blow
  • brook
  • burn
  • busy
  • capitulate
  • captivate
  • catch up
  • charm
  • co-opt
  • combine
  • commingle
  • comprehend
  • concern
  • condition
  • consume
  • countenance
  • cripple
  • de-escalate
  • debilitate
  • decrease
  • deplete
  • devour
  • digest
  • diminish
  • disable
  • dissipate
  • distract
  • downsize
  • drain
  • draw down
  • drink
  • drink in
  • dry up
  • dwindle
  • eat
  • embody
  • employ
  • empty
  • enchant
  • enculturate
  • endure
  • enfeeble
  • engage
  • engross
  • enthral
  • enthrall
  • enwrap
  • exhaust
  • expend
  • fascinate
  • fill
  • follow
  • fuse
  • get
  • get into
  • go
  • grasp
  • grip
  • gulp
  • guzzle
  • habituate
  • hack
  • handle
  • hog
  • hold
  • hypnotize
  • imbibe
  • immerse
  • impoverish
  • incorporate
  • ingest
  • ingurgitate
  • integrate
  • interest
  • intermingle
  • intrigue
  • involve
  • latch onto
  • lavish
  • learn
  • lessen
  • live with
  • lower
  • meet
  • merge
  • mesmerize
  • mingle
  • misspend
  • monopolize
  • naturalize
  • obsess
  • occupy
  • osmose
  • permit
  • play out
  • pocket
  • preoccupy
  • quaff
  • reduce
  • respect
  • rivet
  • run out of
  • run through
  • sap
  • sense
  • sip
  • slurp
  • soak up
  • sop up
  • spend
  • sponge
  • sponge up
  • squander
  • stand
  • stand for
  • stick out
  • stomach
  • suck in
  • suffer
  • support
  • sustain
  • swallow
  • sweat out
  • swig
  • swill
  • take
  • take in
  • take up
  • throw away
  • tolerate
  • tough it out
  • undermine
  • understand
  • use
  • use up
  • waste
  • weaken
  • wear

absorbed

  • abated
  • abided
  • abode
  • accepted
  • acculturated
  • accustomed
  • acquiesced
  • alert
  • alive
  • all ears
  • allowed
  • allured
  • amalgamated
  • assimilated
  • ate
  • attentive
  • attracted
  • bankrupted
  • beguiled
  • bemused
  • bewitched
  • bided
  • blended
  • blent
  • blew
  • bode
  • bore
  • brooked
  • burned
  • burnt
  • busied
  • capitulated
  • captivated
  • caught up
  • charmed
  • co-opted
  • combined
  • commingled
  • conditioned
  • conscious
  • consumed
  • countenanced
  • crippled
  • de-escalated
  • debilitated
  • decreased
  • deep
  • deep in thought
  • depleted
  • devoured
  • diminished
  • disabled
  • dissipated
  • distracted
  • downsized
  • drained
  • drank
  • drew down
  • dried up
  • dwindled
  • embodied
  • emptied
  • enchanted
  • enculturated
  • endured
  • enfeebled
  • engaged
  • engrossed
  • enthralled
  • enwrapped
  • exhausted
  • expended
  • fascinated
  • fixed
  • focused
  • focussed
  • fused
  • gone
  • gripped
  • gulped
  • guzzled
  • habituated
  • hacked
  • handled
  • held
  • hogged
  • hypnotized
  • imbibed
  • immersed
  • impoverished
  • incorporated
  • integrated
  • intent
  • interested
  • intermingled
  • intrigued
  • involved
  • lavished
  • lessened
  • lived with
  • lost
  • lowered
  • merged
  • mesmerized
  • met
  • mingled
  • misspent
  • monopolized
  • naturalized
  • observant
  • obsessed
  • occupied
  • open-eyed
  • permitted
  • played out
  • pocketed
  • preoccupied
  • quaffed
  • ran out of
  • ran through
  • rapt
  • really into
  • reduced
  • respected
  • sapped
  • sipped
  • slurped
  • spent
  • sponged
  • squandered
  • stomached
  • stood
  • stood for
  • stuck out
  • suffered
  • supported
  • sustained
  • swallowed
  • sweat out
  • sweated out
  • swigged
  • swilled
  • threw away
  • tolerated
  • took
  • took up
  • toughed it out
  • undermined
  • up to here
  • used
  • used up
  • wasted
  • watchful
  • weakened
  • went
  • wide-awake
  • wore
  • wrapped-up

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