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Meanings of indulge too in English
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Usage of indulge too in English
1
Sadly, so are my hips whenever I indulge too much.
2
I was careful never to indulge too much myself.
3
That is a habit in which, I am sorry to say, you indulge too freely.
4
I think if you indulge too much you kind of lose a little bit of focus.
5
Great care should be taken that the patient does not indulge too soon or too freely in the use of food.
6
In my estimate of the experiment instituted by the Colonization Society, I may indulge too much my wishes and hopes, to be safe from errors.
7
Rip indulges too freely in the contents of the keg and falls asleep.
8
You may have indulged too much in the dreams of imagination.
9
Ayla suspected that Tremeda indulged too heavily in her mate's brew.
10
But the statesman knows that such relief is temporary, and if indulged too often, unsanitary.
11
He had indulged too long in the habit of appropriating Freya to himself in his thoughts.
12
The steward, a young mulatto, had contracted the bad habit of indulging too much in liquor.
13
The same thing is true of the man who indulges too freely in the pleasures of the table.
14
A number of the boys indulged too freely at the cafes in Chantraines, with a to-be-regretted fracas resulting.
15
The fever he attributed to his having, on arrival at Nabloos, indulged too freely in figs and milk together.
16
His death was supposed to have been caused by indulging too freely in mancanilla while ashore at Golfo Dulce.