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Significats de decadent en anglès

Marked by excessive self-indulgence and moral decay.

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        Examples for "effete"
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        She scorned the suggestion that a bath-room be added; an effete idea.
        The Heart of Arethusa
        2
        In the effete societies it's love, in our new one it's business.
        The Custom of the Country
        3
        An effete snot from one of the Core planets, do you think?
        Cauldron of Ghosts
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        The effete morality of a printed book was no tie upon him.
        Bog-Myrtle and Peat / Tales Chiefly of Galloway Gathered from th...
        5
        Nothing human is wholly sad, until it is effete and dying out.
        Oldport Days
        Ús de decadent en anglès
        1
        Shopping trips to New York, for example, are completely decadent and wasteful.
        The Irish Times
        2
        It was quite the scene, the decadent Last Days all over again.
        The Guardian
        3
        But Pamela knew that others saw her family as decadent, careless, unfeeling.
        The double bind
        4
        The same decadent financial and ownership system is in part to blame.
        The Guardian
        5
        Possibly the papaw may be decadent in respect to morals and politics.
        The Confessions of a Beachcomber
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        Charlotte Gainsbourg and Pete Doherty play decadent lovers in 19th century France.
        The Irish Times
        7
        The exterior of the house was Art Nouveau with a decadent edge.
        Long time coming: a novel
        8
        Above all things he despised Greek art; it was, he said decadent.
        Orpheus in Mayfair, and Other Stories and Sketches
        9
        They live in Teheran and don't think much of the decadent West.
        The Irish Times
        10
        This melt-in-the-mouth Savoury Soufflé Dinner is a decadent meal for special occasions.
        The South African
        11
        The reverence which made us great is decadent and openly scoffed at.
        Authors of Greece
        12
        Comanchian prints apparently more primitive or decadent, if anything, than older ones.
        The New Annotated H. P. Lovecraft
        13
        England was decadent and powerless, her rule must pass to the Germans.
        England and the War
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        And it was probably a lapse into decadent habits on his part.
        Changer of Worlds
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        The modern Londoner, we fear, is decadent, and lacks the necessary spirit.
        Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 146, January 7, 1914
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        He was an artist, but too florid, too decadent in his decorations.
        The Red Redmaynes
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