Significats de as decadent en anglès

But Pamela knew that others saw her family as decadent, careless, unfeeling.

Not nearly as decadent as the media or the participants themselves liked to think.

I thought I was as decadent as all of that.

An eyeshadow palette with shades as decadent as its name?

Not as decadent as the Lieutenant, but sufficient.

This meal tastes as decadent as it sounds...but it is low in calories and simple to prepare.

The city was fallen, not just literally but spiritually, as decadent and doomed as an ancient civilization.

Sometimes we'd sneak them into bed after lights out, but that was as decadent as it got.

Aside from tea, you'd be hard pressed to find one…and while tea is indeed lovely, it just isn't as decadent as vino.

I must say many of these poets strike me as decadent fellows, not helped to anything like real manliness by their gifts.

Miller had seen pictures of them before; the idea of that much weight for a single megabyte of data struck him as decadent.

For a long time Baroque was despised as decadent and meretricious; now it is very much back, and in an almost uncritical sense.

And it's as decadent as you might expect when you find out $4 million was spent on the creating the space.

As decadent as a fast dessert can be.

"Are they all as decadent as they say?" I asked.

As decadent white wines go, this one delivers lovely rose petals, and Turkish delight on the nose with subtle litchi (lychee) flavours as a complement.