luxurious

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• want: Hembury Court ( self catering accommodation for those who want something more luxurious ) Upcott Farm, Broadhembury, Honiton, Devon.
• make: Leo would appreciate Libra's effort in making everything look luxurious.

Modifies a noun

• surroundings: In 2005 Party Pieces took place in the luxurious surroundings of The Shakespeare Hotel.
• spa: Then there are various treatments which have been pre-booked in its luxurious spa.
• villa: From value-for-money farmhouses to luxurious villas across the whole of Tuscany.
• lining: The luxurious neoprene lining even ensures your feet keep warm in winter.
• furnishing: A mix of eccentric and luxurious furnishings, captured in a small boutique environment.
• hotel: Combine your Eurostar journey with some truly luxurious hotels for the ultimate European city break.

Modifying Another Word

• wonderfully: Made from 100 % silk, these are the most wonderfully luxurious knickers.
• truly: Combine your Eurostar journey with some truly luxurious hotels for the ultimate European city break.
• extremely: An extremely luxurious ( Dutch ) motor yacht has just arrived.
• rather: House: Patio That sounds rather luxurious doesn't it?
• quite: The flavors mingle up, rounding and filling, making the soup feel really quite luxurious in your mouth.
• yet: PSV has been tamed just enough to allow for the presence of 22 discreet and simple, yet luxurious cottages.

Used with adjective complement

• seem: However, after trekking, it will seem luxurious, and we are sure you will appreciate the rustic style.
• feel: The flavors mingle up, rounding and filling, making the soup feel really quite luxurious in your mouth.
• offer: We offer luxurious, fully heated double bedrooms with lake views, all ensuite with high quality bathrooms.
• provide: Huge, convertible Sun Island provides luxurious tanning space for two. # Helm Station Dash with full instrumentation.

Preposition: of

• fabric: The softer surfaces are in the most luxurious of fabrics.

Preposition: by

• comparison: Obviously things are very different over there and our NHS hospitals are luxurious by comparison.