It was sheer luxury to step into a hot bath.
the ultimate luxury of a sauna in your own home
We lived in relative luxury.
Silk sheets added the final touch of luxury.
We enjoyed the luxury of an expensive bottle of wine.
We can't afford such luxury.
The resort offers luxury on a grand scale.
people who can afford to buy luxury brands
brought up in luxury
He had the luxury of spending time at his family's summer home.
He wasn't dead, but living a life of luxury in Australia.
You're certainly living in the lap of luxury!
one of life's little luxuries
Bathrooms were a rare luxury at that time.
We can't afford luxuries.
He missed the simple luxuries of life, like regular meals.
She's had every luxury in life.
• luxuries such as a yacht and gold-plated bathroom fixtures
• Porsche, Saab and BMW are fierce competitors in the luxury car market.
• It has switched its major focus to luxury gift items.
• The days when Americans paid any price for luxury are probably over.
• He runs his company, Silver Pictures, from a luxurious villa in Hollywood.
• a luxurious yacht club in Florida
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I made money on shares and for a while I lived in luxury.
a luxury apartment/car/yacht »The market for luxury cars was badly hit by the recession.
a luxury cruise/hotel/resort »They plan to build a luxury hotel in Nairobi.
luxury brands/goods/items »The store sells luxury brands such as Prada and Chanel.
He enjoys luxuries, such as champagne and caviar.
»Foreign travel is still an expensive luxury that many cannot afford.
A day off work is such a luxury.
»I enjoyed the luxury of travelling business class.
»We cannot afford the luxury of delaying this decision.