Pronunciation: /ɪnˈdʌldʒənt/
noun indulgence
A1 I bought some indulgences at the store.
A2 She enjoyed the indulgent spa treatment.
B1 The restaurant offered a variety of indulgences on their menu.
B2 The hotel room was luxurious and indulgent, with a jacuzzi and a view of the ocean.
C1 His indulgent lifestyle eventually caught up with him, leading to financial troubles.
C2 The indulgent feast at the wedding reception left everyone feeling satisfied and content.
adjective showing a readiness to give more of something, especially food or drink, than is necessary or appropriate
A1 She bought herself an indulgent treat after a long day at work.
A2 The hotel offered indulgent spa packages for guests to relax and unwind.
B1 The restaurant's menu was full of indulgent dishes like rich chocolate cake and creamy pasta.
B2 The luxury cruise ship provided indulgent amenities such as a spa, gourmet dining, and private balconies.
C1 The wealthy socialite lived an indulgent lifestyle, spending money lavishly on designer clothes and exotic vacations.
C2 The art collector's indulgent purchases included rare paintings by famous artists worth millions of dollars.
formal The hotel offered an indulgent spa package for guests looking to relax and unwind.
informal I treated myself to an indulgent shopping spree at the mall.
slang That dessert was so indulgent, I couldn't resist having seconds.
figurative Her indulgent behavior towards her children often led to spoiled attitudes.
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