Obs. rare. [Irregularly f. LUXURI-OUS + -TY.] a. Lasciviousness, lustfulness. b. = LUXURIANCE.
1563–87. Foxe, A. & M. (1596), 225/2. Greedie couetousnesse, and filthie luxuritie.
1595. L. Piot, Orator, 375. That proceedeth of nothing but idlenesse and gluttonie which provoketh luxuritie.
1630. T. Westcote, Devon. (1845), 391. Its fruitful glebe and luxurity thereof.
