Grand and Luxury

Grand

Grand adjective - Large and impressive in size, grandeur, extent, or conception.

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Luxury and grand are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Luxury" instead an adjective "Grand".

Nearby Words: grandly, grandee, gran

Luxury adjective - Showing obvious signs of wealth and comfort.

Usage example: a luxury ski lodge for those whose idea of roughing it includes private whirlpool baths

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Grand and luxury are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Grand" instead an adjective "Luxury".

Nearby Words: luxurious, luxuriously

easy	easy grand	easy luxury
extra	extra grand	extra luxury

Taken to a truly ridiculous extreme when the dog sabotages the final round to avoid winning the grand prize — a luxury car.

Source: Western Animation / 2 Stupid Dogs
In Grand Hotel, Otto Kringelein, a meek accountant, after discovering that he has a terminal illness, spends all the money he saved to spend the end of his life in luxury in the eponymous hotel.

Source: Your Days Are Numbered
He's more concerned with living in the lap of luxury and staying out of danger, and, as a Card Carrying Coward, is none too happy with being dragged along on some grand adventure every other day (which is understandable, since he's a bit of a pain magnet).

Source: The Drag-Along

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