EXTRAVAGANT Copy link • EXTRAVAGANTWandering beyond fixed limits, etc., longius progrediens, evagans (in a speech): intemperans: effrenatus (in indulgence of lusts, etc.). Immoderately expensive, luxuriosus: ad luxuriam effusus: luxuria diffluens (of very expensive, luxurious habits): largus (spending largely): prodigus (Cic. makes prodigi the faulty, liberates the good species of largi). To be very extravagant, extra modum sumtu et magniricentia, prodire. Excessive, immodestus (exceeding all bounds; of men or things; e.g. fautor histrionum; largitio): immoderatus (not restrained; of things; e.g., cupiditas, luxuria): effusus (pouring itself out beyond its ordinary limits; e.g., laetitia: hilaritas, sumtus; also of persons; e.g., effusior in largitione): profusus (with nearly the same meaning; laetitia, hilaritas, sumtus: epulae, convivia): nimius (too muck; too great): impotens (powerless, from passion, to restrain itself; laetitia, cupiditas; postulatum): insanus (senseless; cupiditas): nimis exquisitus (too recherche; e.g., munditia, Cic.).