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In general, 奢侈 (shēchǐ) is used more often in formal contexts. This is because it carries a negative connotation of being extravagant or wasteful, which is often frowned upon in formal settings. In informal contexts, people may use more neutral or positive words to describe luxury or extravagance, such as 豪华 (háohuá) or 奢华 (shēhuá).
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Some common synonyms for 奢侈 (shēchǐ) are:
1. 奢华 (shēhuá) - luxurious, extravagant, lavish
2. 奢靡 (shēmí) - extravagant, wasteful, indulgent
Some common antonyms for 奢侈 (shēchǐ) are:
1. 节俭 (jiéjiǎn) - frugal, thrifty, economical
2. 简朴 (jiǎnpǔ) - simple, plain, modest
3. 朴素 (pǔsù) - simple, plain, unadorned
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奢侈 (shēchǐ) is often used to describe something that is extravagant, wasteful, and luxurious. For example, one might say that a certain type of car is 奢侈 (shēchǐ) because it is expensive and has many features that are not necessary.
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