a line or division where something is broken but not into separate parts

super, first-rate

(especially of small things) brightly coloured; made to please the eye; not plain or ordinary

extravagant, ornamental

having thee correct or desired qualities

pleasant, fine

having a sweet and pleasant taste and smell

delicious, delectable

(especially of grass and plants) growing thickly and well

profuse and delightful

(of grass and plants) growing thickly and well

profuse, plush

supplied with luxuries; very comfortable

affluent, indulgent

of, like, a palace

grand, opulent

smart, expensive

luxurious, rich

elegant and smart (and intended to impress people)

luxurious, upper-class

looking expensive

luxurious, splendid

better than the average in quality; large in number; of higher position or rank; showing one to feel better than others

better, greater, higher; excellent

a gradual increase in size or sound; the slow rise and fall of the sea's surface after a storm; to become greater in volume, thickness or force

wonderful

(to cause something) to move through the air with a hissing or brushing sound

fashionable, elegant