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Collocations for luxury - noun

1. comfort and pleasure

ADJECTIVE

great, pure, sheer
It was sheer luxury to step into a hot bath.
ultimate
the ultimate luxury of a sauna in your own home
relative
We lived in relative luxury.
real
modern

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… OF LUXURY

touch
Silk sheets added the final touch of luxury.

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VERB + luxury

enjoy
We enjoyed the luxury of an expensive bottle of wine.
afford
We can't afford such luxury.
live in
offer
The resort offers luxury on a grand scale.

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luxury + NOUN

hotel
car, coach (BrE), liner (BrE), sedan (AmE), yacht
cruise
apartment, flat (BrE), home
goods, items
brand
people who can afford to buy luxury brands

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PREPOSITION

in luxury
brought up in luxury

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PHRASES

have the luxury of (doing) sth
He had the luxury of spending time at his family's summer home.
a life of luxury
He wasn't dead, but living a life of luxury in Australia.
the lap of luxury
You're certainly living in the lap of luxury!

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2. sth expensive and unnecessary

ADJECTIVE

expensive, unaffordable
affordable
little, simple, small
one of life's little luxuries
unnecessary
rare
Bathrooms were a rare luxury at that time.
modern

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VERB + luxury

afford
We can't afford luxuries.
enjoy, have, indulge in
do without
miss
He missed the simple luxuries of life, like regular meals.

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luxury + NOUN

tax

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PHRASES

have every luxury
She's had every luxury in life.

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