英:/'ɪkˈstrævəɡəntli/ 美:/'ɪkˈstrævəɡəntli/
比较级:more extravagantly 最高级:most extravagantly
adv. 挥霍无度地
He lives extravagantly and doesn't know how to save money.
他生活奢侈，不懂得存钱。
The extravagantly arranged wedding scene has been well received.
精心布置的婚礼现场得到了一致好评。
These young people extravagantly adore pop singers.
这些年轻人极端崇拜流行歌手。
He was known for both dressing extravagantly and talking endlessly.
他是出了名的穿着奢侈、说话喋喋不休。
She had on occasion praised him extravagantly.
她有时曾过分地表扬他。
The day before they left Jeff had shopped extravagantly for presents for the whole family.
他们离开的前一天杰夫已奢侈地为全家人采购了礼物。
By supercar standards, though, it is not extravagantly priced for a beautifully engineered machine.
不过以超级车的标准来看，这样一台设计精美的机车定价并不过高。
Anything that merits the adjective jumbo is extravagantly large.
任何能用“特大”形容的事物都是超大的。
Now the treatises that Milton wrote on the rights of divorce in the 1640s are also extravagantly pro-marriage.
弥尔顿在十七世纪四十年代所写的关于离婚权利的论文也非常支持婚姻。
"extravagantly" 是副词，源自形容词"extravagant"，具有三层核心含义：
一、奢侈浪费地 指超出合理范围地挥霍金钱或资源，常用于描述铺张浪费的行为。牛津词典将其定义为"spending a lot more money or using a lot more of sth than you can afford or than is necessary"（来源：牛津词典）。例如："She decorated her mansion extravagantly with gold leaf and crystal chandeliers."
二、过度夸张地 表示言行超出常规限度，带有戏剧性夸张的意味。剑桥词典解释为"to a degree that is excessive or unreasonable"（来源：剑桥词典）。如："The actor gestured extravagantly during the monologue, drawing criticism for overacting."
三、丰富华丽地 在文学语境中可表示繁复华丽的艺术表现形式。柯林斯词典指出该词可形容"very elaborate or showy, sometimes to the point of being gaudy"（来源：柯林斯词典）。例如："Baroque architecture is characterized by extravagantly ornamented facades."
该词的词源可追溯至拉丁语"extravagari"（意为"偏离常规"），14世纪通过法语进入英语词汇体系，最初具有"超出合理范围"的贬义，18世纪后逐渐衍生出中性描述艺术风格的用法。
extravagantly 是副词，其含义和用法可综合解释如下：
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