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deluxe

or de luxe

[ duh-luhks, -looks ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

adjective

of special elegance, sumptuousness, or fineness; high or highest in quality, luxury, etc.:
a deluxe hotel; a deluxe edition of Shakespeare bound in leather.

Origin of deluxe¹

First recorded in 1810–20, deluxe is from French de luxe “of luxury”

And the engineers had yet another trick up their sleeves: Asteroids Deluxe.

The Mill Valley Market has grown and offers a deluxe delicatessen.

The Deluxe, which was the only one anyone should have got, was $349 and packed in Nintendo Land.

The system released in two versions, the “Basic” and “Deluxe.”

Beck is such a good salesman that Food Insurance even sells the Glenn Beck basic kit and the Glenn Beck deluxe kit on its website.

She looked young and fresh, and adorably dainty; an ideal bride deluxe.

His books were issued in deluxe, limited editions, and were for public libraries, the shelves of nobility or rich collectors.

She got a super-deluxe fur coat—Martian tekkyl, no less—out of that Mackenzie River power deal.

In the downtown section of the city, the girls found a small cafe which advertised a deluxe dinner for one dollar.

Although the lodgings were hardly deluxe, I did not mind the experience.

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