Comfortable
Comfortable adjective - Being more than enough without being excessive.
Usage example: enjoying retirement with a comfortable income
Lavish and comfortable are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Lavish" instead an adjective "Comfortable".
Lavish
Lavish adjective - Showing obvious signs of wealth and comfort.
Usage example: the lavish apartment even boasted a marble bathroom with gold-plated fixtures
Comfortable and lavish are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Comfortable" instead an adjective "Lavish".
Both words in one sentence
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If he wasn't obsessed with Bruce Wayne and Batman he could have lived a very comfortable, lavish life.
Source: Film / Batman Forever -
Gilded Cage: Thanks to Frigga intervening on his behalf, Loki's prison cell has fairly lavish furniture and looks very comfortable — but it's just as confined as the others.
Source: Film / Thor: The Dark World - The prisons themselves are fairly comfortable places (if not as lavish as the convicts are probably used to, more on that later.) The main incentive to stay inside them is that if a convict is caught outside them, they will have to go to a medium security prison.
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