Urgent help please What does apoplectic opulence as used in Charles Dickens’s book, A Christmas Carol, mean

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Apoplectic opulence as used in Charles Dickens’s book, A Christmas Carol, means a state of abundant excitement.

Explanation:

Apoplectic means to be enraged with anger and opulence means wealth as evidenced by sumptuous living, so it wouldn't make sense if this was the definition. But it was mentioned in his 12 days of Christmas writing, referring to people walking around with their apoplectic opulence... being super excited and stoked about Christmas. I don't know of this is the correct answer in my opinion here is no exact definition of apoplectic opulence because everyone has their own definition :)

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