luxe

[ looks, luhks; French lyks ]

noun

1. luxury; elegance; sumptuousness: Compare deluxe.

   accommodations providing luxe at low rates.

adjective

1. luxurious; deluxe:

   luxe accommodations.

luxe

/ lʌks; lyks; lʊks /

noun

1. See de luxe

Word History and Origins

Origin of luxe¹

1550–60; < French < Latin luxus excess

Word History and Origins

Origin of luxe¹

C16: from French from Latin luxus extravagance, luxury

Example Sentences

The nearly 14,000-square-foot area features a variety of luxe amenities, including a bespoke food menu from executive chef Nancy Silverton, a spa area with chair massages and mini-manicures, and shower suites.

From Los Angeles Times

As it undergoes a profound transformation, Saudi Arabia is spending lavishly to lure tourists with its luxe new resorts ...

From New York Times

There are so many moments where Poirier believes in a luxe life outside the cage, too.

From Seattle Times

Whatever the reality of their days and nights on the road, Ellington, Basie and Armstrong built the expectation that touring is all about luxe accommodations and fat paychecks.

From Los Angeles Times

She posted a photo of herself, seemingly in the luxe comfort of her home, wearing a T-shirt that read “Tummy Troubles Survivor.”

From Los Angeles Times