tecarir
erratic
From a Latin verb meaning "to delight," this adjective is a fancier way to say something is absolutely delicious.
delectable
chivalrous/vivacious/gallant
vivacious
aerpxeylm
exemplary
From the Latin word for "expense," this adjective describes something so lavish it seems to be defined by its great cost.
sumptuous
benevolent/solicitous/quaint
quaint
mdocusoiom
commodious
This noun refers to moral or cultural decline characterized by excessive indulgence in pleasure, luxury, or self-gratification.
decadence
façade/veneer/semblance/guise
semblance
pretentious
eaeimcbn
ambience
This adjective is frequently used to describe the absolute rule of monarchs or the weight of colonial rule that sparked revolutions.
oppressive
enchanting/despicable/voluptuous/ravishing
despicable
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disposition
Playfully quaint or fanciful, especially in an amusing and appealing way; often used to describe art, humor, or imagination.
whimsical
ostentatious/opulent/picturesque/extortionate
picturesque