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English, 24.02.2020 23:24 nisslove

Peter has written the following sentence:
The king lived in luxurious splendor, a fact that disgusted
his subjects, many of whom were very poor.
Which replacement for the word "luxurious" has a connotation that would be
more accurate for this sentence?
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A. Beautiful
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B. Expensive
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C. Tasteful
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D. Decadent

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