Which meaning best fits Lavish?

• A. Extravagant or expensive
• B. Liberal in one's spending or giving of money
• C. Impressive
• D. Generous

Answer: (A)

Lavish signals excess and abundance in a costly, showy way. It describes something that is extravagant, luxurious, or spent in a way that goes beyond what’s ordinary. That makes “extravagant or expensive” the best fit, because it captures the idea of high cost and abundant display.

While generosity or liberal spending can be related, they focus more on the act of giving than on the level of expense or opulence. And “impressive” describes impact more than how much something costs or how lavish it is. Remember, as a verb you can lavish attention or gifts, but the adjective sense most strongly aligns with extravagance and expense.