Deluxe

/dəˈlʌks/

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Definitions

1

Characterized by luxury, elegance, and high quality.

/dəˈlʌks/

adjectivepositiveBeginner
General

Of high quality; luxurious; very elegant and expensive.

The cruise ship offered a deluxe dining experience.

💡 Simply: Deluxe means something is extra fancy and nice, like a super comfy hotel room or a pizza with all the best toppings. It's like the VIP version of something!

👶 For kids: Super fancy and special.

More Examples

2

They upgraded to the deluxe package for the concert.

3

She purchased a deluxe edition of her favorite book.

How It's Used

Travel & Hotels

"The hotel offers deluxe suites with stunning ocean views."

Automotive

"The car features a deluxe sound system and leather interior."

Food & Beverage

"We ordered the deluxe pizza with extra toppings."

Synonyms & Antonyms

Antonyms

Idioms & expressions

deluxe edition

A special version of a product (book, music album, etc.) with extra features, content, or packaging.

"The deluxe edition of the album included bonus tracks and a DVD."

From French *de luxe*, meaning 'of luxury', from Latin *luxus* 'excess, extravagance'.

The term *deluxe* began appearing in the late 19th century, initially used in reference to travel and consumer goods.

Memory tip

Think of a *de*sign that is *luxe*urious and has the best features.

Word Origin

LanguageFrench
Original meaning

"of luxury"

deluxe suitedeluxe editiondeluxe featuresdeluxe packagedeluxe model

Common misspellings

deluxdeluxxe

Usage

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60%Written