the lap of luxury

A luxurious and comfortable lifestyle due to one's abundant money and resources. After winning the lottery, they moved to Paris so they could live in the lap of luxury. The fact that he grew up in the lap of luxury was used to discredit the candidate's claim of wanting to represent working-class citizens. Compared to life the village where he grew up, my grandfather said earning minimum wage and living in a one-bedroom apartment in New York felt like the lap of luxury to him.See also: lap, luxury, of

lap of luxury

Fig. a luxurious situation. I rather enjoy living in the lap of luxury. You call this pigpen the lap of luxury?See also: lap, luxury, of

the lap of luxury

Conditions of great affluence or material comfort: an heiress living in the lap of luxury.See also: lap, luxury, of

lap of luxury, the

Affluent circumstances. This term, with its allusion to a traditional place of comfort and ease, the human lap, no doubt owes its popularity to its fluid alliteration. It dates from the late eighteenth century and appeared in print in 1802 in Maria Edgeworth’s Moral Tales. See also: lap, of

单词	the lap of luxury
释义	DictionarySeelap the lap of luxury the lap of luxury A luxurious and comfortable lifestyle due to one's abundant money and resources. After winning the lottery, they moved to Paris so they could live in the lap of luxury. The fact that he grew up in the lap of luxury was used to discredit the candidate's claim of wanting to represent working-class citizens. Compared to life the village where he grew up, my grandfather said earning minimum wage and living in a one-bedroom apartment in New York felt like the lap of luxury to him.See also: lap, luxury, of lap of luxury Fig. a luxurious situation. I rather enjoy living in the lap of luxury. You call this pigpen the lap of luxury?See also: lap, luxury, of the lap of luxury Conditions of great affluence or material comfort: an heiress living in the lap of luxury.See also: lap, luxury, of lap of luxury, the Affluent circumstances. This term, with its allusion to a traditional place of comfort and ease, the human lap, no doubt owes its popularity to its fluid alliteration. It dates from the late eighteenth century and appeared in print in 1802 in Maria Edgeworth’s Moral Tales. See also: lap, of MedicalSeeLAP
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