deluxe
UK: dɪˈlʌks | US: dɪˈlʌks
adj. of special elegance, sumptuousness, or fineness; high or highest in quality
adj. (of a product or service) luxuriously or elaborately designed or produced
The word "deluxe" originates from the French phrase de luxe, meaning "of luxury." It combines the preposition de ("of") with luxe (from Latin luxus, meaning "excess" or "splendor"). The term entered English in the 19th century to describe high-quality or opulent versions of products, emphasizing superior craftsmanship or extravagance. The morpheme luxe retains its association with lavishness, while de anchors it to a notion of belonging to a premium category.
The hotel offers deluxe suites with panoramic ocean views.
She bought the deluxe edition of the album, which included bonus tracks.
This deluxe model comes with advanced features not found in the standard version.
The restaurant is known for its deluxe tasting menu.
They upgraded their flight to deluxe class for extra comfort.