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Is there a verb form of opulent?

There isn't a commonly used verb form of "opulent".

* Opulent is an adjective, meaning very rich and luxurious.

* Opulence is the noun form, referring to the state of being opulent.

While you can't directly use "opulent" as a verb, you could use verbs that convey the same meaning, such as:

* Indulge

* Lavish

* Embellish

* Adorn

* Shower (with gifts, etc.)

For example, instead of "The palace was opulently decorated," you could say "The palace was lavishly decorated."

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