Usage of "hedonist" | TermGallery

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Someone motivated by desires for sensual pleasures.

Usage of hedonist in English

I'm different from Michael; he's the thinker and I'm the hedonist. 
 Petals from the sky 

She also shares a recipe for healthy hedonist's chocolate mousse cake. 
 Radio NZ 

Vidal, a hedonist if not a progressive, defended the changes of the day. 
 The Irish Times 

If I entertained too lavishly, the Romans would condemn me as a hedonist. 
 Song of the Nile 

With all his dash and energy, he was something of a healthy hedonist. 
 A History of Rome During the Later Republic and Early Principate 

Thus what really occurs is precisely opposite to the hedonist's contention. 
 The Complex Vision 

It's the only way they'll find the ear of the damned Irish hedonist. 
 The Irish Times 

And I'm a coward and a hedonist and I'm sometimes very, very selfish. 
 Cibola Burn 

And this is the more surprising because the man was in reality a hedonist. 
 The Upton Letters 

Then the hedonist in her revolted against that ascetic vision. 
 Saint's Progress 

She also shares a recipe for healthy hedonist's chocolate mousse. 
 Radio NZ 

The father idolized her; and the father was a frank hedonist, whose blood . 
 One of Our Conquerors — Volume 4 

The hedonist is content if it only gives him pleasure. 
 The Art of Letters 

They would call you a hedonist, or something equally dreadful. 
 Days Off, and Other Digressions 

A hedonist like Ilene devoted her life to such nuances; they were her career. 
 Dogs of war 

Sharlee retired to look up hedonist in the dictionary. 
 Queed: A Novel 

hedonist

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Hedonist through the time

Meanings of hedonist in English