sumptuosus (requiring a great outlay; banquets, games, etc.): pretiosus: magni pretii: multorum numorum (that has cost much money, as utensils, goods, a library, etc.): carus (dear, general term): lautus (exquisite, choice; of utensils, furniture, banquets, etc.): magnificus (lordly, magnificent; e.g., furniture, games, banquets, etc.): splendidus (splendid): egregius: eximius (excellent in its kind): pulcherrimus (very fine): jucundissimus: suavissimus: dulcissimus (especially of what pleases the senses). Costly apparel, vestes majoris pretii or pretiosae (Cic.): a costily present, donum eximium, magnificum; munus magnificum, praeclarum (Cic.): to prepare a costily banquet, convivium opipare apparare (Cic.): to furnish a house in a costily manner, domum opipare instruere (Plaut., Bacch., 3, 1, 6): in a costily manner, sumtuose: pretiose: egregie: to dress in a very costily manner, vestibus pretiosis uti.