decadent

• Описывает то, что характеризуется моральным или культурным упадком, часто связанным с чрезмерным потворством удовольствиям или роскоши.

Describes something that is characterized by moral or cultural decline, often associated with excessive indulgence in pleasure or luxury.

1. Morally or culturally decayingC1formal

   Characterized by a decline in moral standards, self-indulgence, and excessive pleasure-seeking.

   Декадентский

   • The novel depicts a decadent society obsessed with luxury and vice.
   • Critics described the party as a decadent display of wealth.
   • The empire fell due to its decadent ruling class.

   Synonymscorruptdebaucheddegeneratedepraveddissoluteimmorallicentiousprofligate

   Antonymsabstemiousasceticmoralprincipledpurerighteoustemperateuprightvirtuouswholesome

2. Luxuriously self-indulgentB2informal

   Marked by excessive indulgence in pleasure, often in a way that is considered morally questionable.

   Роскошно-потворствующий

   • She enjoyed a decadent chocolate cake for dessert.
   • The spa offered a decadent weekend package.
   • He lived a decadent lifestyle, spending money on lavish parties.

   Synonymsdebaucheddissoluteepicureanindulgentluxuriousprofligateself-indulgentsybariticwanton

   Antonymsabstemiousasceticausterefrugalspartan

• Существительное, обозначающее человека, впавшего в состояние морального или художественного упадка.

A noun referring to a person who has fallen into a state of moral or artistic decline.

1. A person in moral or artistic declineC1formal

   An individual who has fallen into a state of moral or artistic decay, often characterized by excessive indulgence or a departure from traditional standards.

   Декадент

   • The poet was considered a decadent by his conservative critics.
   • In the novel, the protagonist is a decadent who rejects societal norms.
   • The art movement was led by a group of self-proclaimed decadents.

   Synonymsdebaucheedegeneratelibertineprofligaterake

   Antonymsasceticpuritanstoic