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Meanings of overindulge in English

Portuguese
devorar
Catalan
afartar-se

Overeat or eat immodestly; make a pig of oneself.

devorar
Usage of overindulge in English
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Irene A I'm no different in that at Christmas I definitely overindulge too.
The Irish Times
2
It's a norm to overindulge on heavy, fatty foods in winter.
The South African
3
One reason Italians can enjoy their pasta every day is because they don't overindulge.
Skinny italian: eat it and enjoy it
4
However, at the same time you'll need to watch for a tendency to overindulge too.
The South African
5
He will not overindulge himself in the approach play.
The Guardian
6
The heat is a little overwhelming inside, so I encourage you to overindulge with liquids.
Norway to hide: a passport to peril mystery
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I encounter friends on Saturday evening and overindulge.
The Irish Times
8
Shopfront: You can overindulge when you're decorating your home for Christmas without turning it into tack central.
The Irish Times
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If they overindulge, they understand the consequences.
The Guardian
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But I finally realized that sometimes we can overindulge on things that aren't too good for us.
Ebony
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As The Healthy Mummy puts it, just because you exercise hard, it doesn't entitle you to overindulge.
News.com.au
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While it's normal to be nervous about stocks, don't overindulge in your fears and retreat from them entirely.
Reuters
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She seemed to have an insatiable appetite for expensive clothes, and Zoya didn't want her to overindulge it.
Zoya
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Well, what do you overindulge in?
Destined to last
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It is the general understanding that a licence to overindulge is part and parcel of the season of goodwill.
The Irish Times
16
This year can start off warmly, but be careful not to overindulge and get too carried away, especially with spending.
Ebony
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Translations for overindulge
Portuguese
devorar
Overindulge through the time