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Extravagantly (Adverb)

In a wasteful manner; "the United States, up to the 1920s, used fuel lavishly, mainly because it was so cheap".

She spent her inheritance extravagantly, buying designer clothes and expensive jewelry that she only wore once.
The luxury hotel catered to its wealthy guests extravagantly, offering them private yachts and helicopters for their use.
The billionaire's party was thrown extravagantly, featuring a live performance by a famous pop star and a fireworks display over the ocean.
The ancient pharaohs lived extravagantly, building grand pyramids and temples that stood for thousands of years.
In the 1980s, some CEOs were known to live extravagantly, collecting rare art and cars, and throwing lavish parties that were the talk of the town.

In an abundant manner; "they were abundantly supplied with food"; "he thanked her profusely".

They showered their guests extravagantly with thousands of dollars' worth of party favors and gifts.
The couple's wedding was extravagantly decorated with hundreds of red roses and candelabras.
The wealthy businessman was extravagantly generous, donating millions of dollars to various charities throughout the year.
Her grandmother extravagantly praised her artwork and encouraged her to submit it to local competitions.
The chef extravagantly seasoned the exotic dish with a variety of expensive spices.

In a rich and lavish manner; "lavishly decorated".

The hotel lobby was decorated extravagantly with marble columns, crystal chandeliers, and expensive artwork.
She spent extravagantly on designer clothes and luxury accessories to keep up her celebrity image.
The mansion was furnished extravagantly with gold-plated fixtures, silk drapes, and rare paintings.
The newlyweds dined extravagantly on lobster and caviar at one of the city's top restaurants.
The billionaire threw an extravagantly themed party in a private estate with firework displays and live music performances.