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deluxe (di LUHKS) (adjective), more deluxe, most deluxe
1. That which is of better quality and usually more expensive than the usual items of its kind: Tom and his family stayed at a deluxe hotel when they went to Paris.
The deluxe edition of the book that Mary bought included many more color images.
2. Etymology: from Latin dis, "utterly, completely" + luxuria , "excess, abundance, extravagance".
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“more deluxe”
deluxe (adjective), more deluxe, most deluxe
Descriptive of something very luxurious, grand, wonderful of the finest quality: Michelle's train accommodations were deluxe, including velvet cushions and lace curtains.
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deluxe (adverb), more deluxe, most deluxe
Pertaining to how something is done in a grand style: The count and his friends traveled deluxe on all occasions.
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