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How do you say lavish in french?

There are a few ways to say "lavish" in French, depending on the context:

General "lavish":

* Somptueux/Somptueuse: This is the most common and direct translation, meaning luxurious and opulent.

* Magnifique: This means magnificent, which can also be used to describe something lavish.

* Luxueux/Luxueuse: This simply means luxurious.

"Lavish" in terms of spending:

* Prodigue: This means prodigal, referring to excessive spending.

* Fastueux/Fastueuse: This means lavish in terms of display and extravagance.

"Lavish" in terms of giving:

* Généreux/Généreuse: This means generous, which can be used to describe someone who gives lavishly.

The best translation will depend on the specific context.

For example:

* "The hotel had a lavish lobby." - "L'hôtel avait un somptueux hall d'entrée."

* "They threw a lavish party." - "Ils ont organisé une fête fastueuse."

* "She was known for her lavish gifts." - "Elle était connue pour ses cadeaux généreux."

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