fastuous (Meaning)

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fastuous (a.)

Proud; haughty; disdainful.

The grand celebration was characterized by fastuous decorations and extravagant displays of wealth.
The king's fastuous palace was adorned with gold, marble, and precious jewels.
The bride wore a fastuous gown that sparkled with diamonds and pearls.
The fastuous ballroom was filled with elegant guests dancing to the sound of a live orchestra.
The fastuous feast included an array of exotic dishes and fine wines.
The politician drew criticism for his fastuous lifestyle, which included expensive cars and private jets.
The company's fastuous marketing campaign failed to generate the expected sales.
The fastuous opening ceremony of the Olympic Games featured elaborate performances and a spectacular fireworks display.
The art collector's fastuous collection included paintings by renowned masters and rare artifacts.
The celebrity's fastuous wedding was attended by a host of A-list guests and featured a lavish reception.

Proud; haughty; disdainful.

dictatorial, huffy, supercilious, imperial, uppish, haughty, authoritarian, pretentious, tyrannic, imperious

modest, unassuming, meek, humble, meek, docile, amenable, obedient, modest, amenable

The grand celebration was characterized by fastuous decorations and extravagant displays of wealth.

The king's fastuous palace was adorned with gold, marble, and precious jewels.

The bride wore a fastuous gown that sparkled with diamonds and pearls.

The fastuous ballroom was filled with elegant guests dancing to the sound of a live orchestra.