Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Opulent"

A: “Posh” is a much more common word. These are both adjectives to describe a lifestyle.

They mean a person is extremely rich, and likes to flaunt their money.

A: Wealthy or rich.

A: lavish = very generous, abundantly giving to others
opulent = very rich and high-quality, prepared by spending a lot of money

Jessica's wedding was opulent, but not very lavish. She rented the most expensive wedding hall in the city and spent thousands of dollars on decorations, but guests only got a single chicken breast and one glass of wine for dinner.

Paula's wedding was not very opulent, but it was lavish. It wasn't very luxurious or fancy, but Paula ensured that the guests could eat and drink as much as they wanted.

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