(from French) of very high quality, standard of comfort etc

superior, plush

not willing to admit members or mix with others considered to be inferior in social position, education etc

unshared, restricted

costing a great deal of money, people, effort etc

high-priced

too bright and showy

bright and vulgar

(of a person) giving or producing freely, liberally or generously; given in great amounts

profuse; splendid

(especially of grass and plants) growing thickly and well

profuse and delightful

supplied with luxuries; very comfortable

affluent, indulgent

smart, expensive

luxurious, rich

elegant and smart (and intended to impress people)

luxurious, upper-class

(of a person, speech, manner etc) showing education and cultured taste

cultured, civilized

having good style; fashionable

fashionable

looking expensive

luxurious, splendid

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