Pronunciation: /ˈdɛkədənt/
noun a person who is luxuriously self-indulgent
A1 I bought a decadent chocolate cake for my birthday.
A2 She indulged in a decadent spa treatment to relax.
B1 The hotel offered a decadent brunch buffet with gourmet dishes.
B2 The decadent lifestyle of the rich and famous was on full display at the gala.
C1 The decadent opulence of the palace was breathtaking.
C2 The decadent feast included caviar, truffles, and champagne.
adjective relating to or characteristic of a period of decline or decay; self-indulgent
A1 The cake was so decadent with layers of rich chocolate and creamy frosting.
A2 She indulged in a decadent spa treatment to relax and rejuvenate.
B1 The hotel offered decadent amenities such as a rooftop pool and gourmet restaurant.
B2 The decadent feast included caviar, lobster, and champagne.
C1 The decadent lifestyle of the wealthy socialite was the envy of many.
C2 The decadent palace was filled with ornate furnishings and extravagant decor.
formal The dessert was a decadent display of culinary artistry.
informal I indulged in a decadent slice of cake last night.
slang That chocolate mousse was so decadent, I couldn't stop eating it.
figurative Her decadent lifestyle ultimately led to her downfall.
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