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lived extravagantly synonyms

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  • be alive with
  • be all over the place
  • be knee deep in
  • be no end to
  • be plentiful
  • be thick with
  • be up to one's ears in
  • crawl with
  • crowd
  • flourish
  • flow
  • have a full plate
  • infest
  • overflow
  • proliferate
  • swarm
  • swell
  • teem
  • thrive
  • laze
  • loll
  • lounge
  • relax
  • sun
  • sunbathe
  • swim in
  • toast oneself
  • warm oneself
  • blossom
  • blossoming
  • bud
  • efflorescence
  • floret
  • flourishing
  • flower
  • floweret
  • opening
  • blossom
  • bud
  • expand
  • flower
  • grow
  • increase
  • mushroom
  • prosper
  • snowball
  • sprout
  • thrive
  • contentment
  • delectation
  • ecstasy
  • enchantment
  • felicity
  • fruition
  • gladness
  • glee
  • gratification
  • hilarity
  • jollity
  • joy
  • joyance
  • mirth
  • pleasure
  • rapture
  • relish
  • satisfaction
  • transport
  • buy
  • stand still for
  • swallow
  • adore
  • appreciate
  • be entertained
  • be fond of
  • be pleased
  • cotton to
  • delight in
  • dig
  • dote on
  • drink in
  • eat up
  • fancy
  • flip over
  • freak out on
  • get a charge out of
  • get a kick out of
  • get high on
  • go
  • have a ball
  • have a good time
  • barbecue
  • big feed
  • blow
  • blowout
  • carnival
  • carousal
  • clambake
  • dinner
  • entertainment
  • fest
  • festival
  • festivity
  • fete
  • fiesta
  • gala
  • jollification
  • merrymaking
  • picnic
  • potlatch
  • refreshment
  • curl
  • embellishment
  • furbelow
  • garnish
  • ornamentation
  • plume
  • quirk
  • spiral
  • sweep
  • twist
  • abound
  • advance
  • age
  • amplify
  • arise
  • augment
  • become
  • branch out
  • breed
  • build
  • burgeon
  • burst forth
  • come
  • come to be
  • cultivate
  • develop
  • dilate
  • enlarge
  • expand
  • extend
  • access
  • accession
  • accretion
  • accrual
  • accumulation
  • aggrandizement
  • augmentation
  • boost
  • breakthrough
  • burgeoning
  • cumulation
  • development
  • elaboration
  • enlargement
  • escalation
  • exaggeration
  • expansion
  • extension
  • gain
  • hike
  • abound
  • bask
  • be in clover
  • bloom
  • burgeon
  • delight
  • eat up
  • enjoy
  • feast
  • flourish
  • grow
  • increase
  • live high on hog
  • live in luxury
  • live it up
  • love
  • overdo
  • relish
  • revel
  • riot
  • amplify
  • arrive
  • augment
  • batten
  • be on top of heap
  • bear fruit
  • bloom
  • blossom
  • boom
  • burgeon
  • come along
  • develop
  • do well
  • expand
  • flower
  • get ahead
  • get on
  • go
  • go great guns
  • hit it big
  • abound
  • bask
  • be in clover
  • bloom
  • burgeon
  • delight
  • eat up
  • enjoy
  • feast
  • flourish
  • grow
  • increase
  • live extravagantly
  • live high on hog
  • live it up
  • love
  • overdo
  • relish
  • revel
  • riot
  • beat the drum
  • bless
  • blow off steam
  • carouse
  • ceremonialize
  • commend
  • consecrate
  • dedicate
  • drink to
  • eulogize
  • exalt
  • extol
  • feast
  • fete
  • glorify
  • hallow
  • have a ball
  • honor
  • jubilate
  • keep
  • adulation
  • affection
  • allegiance
  • amity
  • amorousness
  • amour
  • appreciation
  • ardency
  • ardor
  • attachment
  • case
  • cherishing
  • crush
  • delight
  • devotedness
  • devotion
  • emotion
  • enchantment
  • enjoyment
  • fervor
  • amplify
  • be intemperate
  • belabor
  • bite off too much
  • do to death
  • drive oneself
  • exaggerate
  • fatigue
  • go overboard
  • go too far
  • hype
  • lay it on
  • magnify
  • make federal case
  • not know when to stop
  • overburden
  • overestimate
  • overindulge
  • overload
  • overplay
  • appetite
  • bias
  • delectation
  • diversion
  • enjoying
  • enjoyment
  • fancy
  • flair
  • flavor
  • fondness
  • gusto
  • heart
  • leaning
  • liking
  • love
  • loving
  • palate
  • partiality
  • penchant
  • pleasure
  • bacchanal
  • carousal
  • carouse
  • debauch
  • festivity
  • frolic
  • gaiety
  • gala
  • high jinks
  • jollification
  • jollity
  • merriment
  • party
  • reveling
  • revelment
  • saturnalia
  • skylarking
  • spree
  • wassail
  • whoopee
  • anarchism
  • anarchy
  • brannigan
  • brawl
  • burst
  • commotion
  • confusion
  • distemper
  • disturbance
  • flap
  • fray
  • free-for-all
  • fuss
  • hassle
  • lawlessness
  • misrule
  • mix-up
  • mob violence
  • protest
  • quarrel
  • cycle
  • gyration
  • reel
  • revolution
  • rotation
  • run
  • spin
  • trundling
  • turn
  • twirl
  • undulation
  • whirl
  • cavort
  • cut loose
  • frolic
  • let loose
  • play
  • revel
  • roughhouse
  • allay
  • chill out
  • coast
  • cool
  • cool it
  • decline
  • decrease
  • diminish
  • dull
  • dwindle
  • ebb
  • go with the flow
  • hang easy
  • hang loose
  • lay back
  • let go
  • let it all hang out
  • let up
  • mellow out
  • moderate
  • advance
  • arrive
  • batten
  • bear fruit
  • bloom
  • blossom
  • boom
  • burgeon
  • develop
  • flourish
  • get ahead
  • get fat
  • get on
  • get places
  • get there
  • grow
  • grow rich
  • increase
  • make a go
  • mushroom
  • bathe in
  • be immersed
  • blunder
  • flounder
  • get stuck
  • immerse
  • lie
  • loll
  • lurch
  • move around in
  • reel
  • roll
  • roll about
  • roll around in
  • splash around
  • sprawl
  • stagger
  • stumble
  • sway
  • toss
  • X-rated
  • abandoned
  • fast
  • lax
  • lewd
  • libertine
  • libidinous
  • licentious
  • outrageous
  • profligate
  • promiscuous
  • shameless
  • speedy
  • unprincipled
  • unscrupulous
  • wayward

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