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Meanings of indulgent in English
Usage of indulgent in English
1
His action had been unphilosophical, self-indulgent and inartistic: in other words, wrong.
2
Dart looked on, indulgent, pleased to sense the presence of trouble ahead.
3
There the air was salubrious and mild; the people indulgent and long-suffering.
4
You see what happens to a good man in the self-indulgent West?
5
The woman who has a lover becomes very indulgent in judging others.
6
Somewhere in there, find time for an indulgent spa or facial treatment.
7
The father was a prepossessing-looking old man; perhaps self-indulgent you might guess.
8
Hence the cordial greeting between the old slave and his indulgent master.
9
It always seemed so self-indulgent to me, wasted money and wasted time.
10
Avasarala's smile was indulgent and friendly and, he was almost certain, deceptive.
11
That was too far, even for the indulgent affection of the king.
12
Psychologists distinguish between four styles of parenting: authoritative, authoritarian, indulgent and uninvolved.
13
There are also some snacks on offer if you are feeling indulgent.
14
We are generally too indulgent in our secret wrongs toward our neighbor.
15
That's something my blog was way too self-indulgent and scatterbrained to do.
16
High-end restaurants and indulgent spa treatments are part of the overall experience.
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Indulgent through the time
Indulgent across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common