extravagantly

Why pay men extravagantly, who have but little to do?

That Americans pay extravagantly to be told where to go.

Despite all they had been through today, she was extravagantly beautiful.

That itself was more than I could even extravagantly spend.

Mother found that extravagantly amusing and had Father come take a look.

It was a small room, furnished not extravagantly but very well.

I have been treated extravagantly well since then, and indeed during my entire 19 years at the paper.

"Because the blond is said to be extravagantly fair of face."

You seem to dislike me most extravagantly, and I find it hard to think of anything more to say.

Both the sound system and the track were praised extravagantly.

Connie seemed not to know that she was extravagantly beautiful.

In fact, the whole first half of this show is almost extravagantly understated.

Why Hunter, an extravagantly paid writer, would live here was a question.

At this point, Crane could only afford to think extravagantly.

As a young man, he traveled extensively, and spent extravagantly.

They were talking among themselves, some of them gesticulating extravagantly.

The man just cursed at me extravagantly and slammed the door behind him.

Parents who don't give extravagantly feel more than just awkward.

He bowed extravagantly, the way a white person might, and kissed their hands.

The bird was one of the most extravagantly beautiful creatures I had seen.

He suspected she had grown up to be an extravagantly beautiful woman.

A man, speaking of his wife to other men, always praises her extravagantly.

Mom praised the food extravagantly and was grateful we were all together.

How can it be otherwise when, for example, the basketball coach is paid so extravagantly?

Not to use it extravagantly, but just to have it.