[Grammar] Adjective 'luxury' versus adjective 'luxurious'

[nordway]

There are two sentences: "He stayed at a luxury hotel." and "They live in a luxurious 30-room villa." Is there any rule of thumb to choose the right adjective?

 

[emsr2d2]

You can change the word "preposit​ion" in your original post to the correct word "adjective" by clicking "Edit Post" and then making the changes. Then hit Save.

 

[Rover_KE]

nordway, please note that you can edit your post by using the Edit Post feature.

Try it now. In post #1, click on 'Edit Post', change the last word to 'adjective' and then click 'Save'.

Now do the same with #2, but this time see if you can figure out how to delete it.

You don't need to give a reason for editing or deleting your posts.

Please note also that '(((' is not an acceptable punctuation mark.

Rover

 

[Rover_KE]

Well done, nordway; you did it!

Now look at the Similar Threads near the bottom of the page or at the following similar threads from another forum:

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Rover