"semiluxury" meaning in English

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Adjective

Etymology: From semi- + luxury. Etymology templates: {{prefix|en|semi|luxury}} semi- + luxury Head templates: {{en-adj|-}} semiluxury (not comparable)
  1. Of a class of goods between standard and luxury. Tags: not-comparable Related terms: semiluxurious
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