Sybarite (noun)

A person devoted to luxury and pleasure, especially excessive luxury.

Origin:

From latin sybarita, from ancient greek συβαρίτης (sybarítēs), from sybaris, a city in southern italy famous for luxury.

Examples:

1. The wealthy businessman was known for his sybarite lifestyle, with yachts, private jets and luxurious mansions.
2. The ancient city of Sybaris was renowned for its sybarites, who lived a life of decadence and excess.
3. The sybarite's lavish parties were the talk of the town, attracting the rich and famous from all over the world.
4. The sybarite's tastes in food and drink were as extravagant as their lifestyle, with rare delicacies and expensive wines.
5. The sybarite's lavish spending on material possessions was a source of envy and fascination for the less fortunate.