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self-indulgence

/ˌself.ɪnˈdʌl.dʒəns/

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noun

/ˌself.ɪnˈdʌl.dʒəns/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее действие, позволяющее себе иметь или делать то, что доставляет удовольствие, часто в чрезмерной или неумеренной степени, особенно в отношении телесных желаний или прихотей.

A noun referring to the act of allowing oneself to have or do something that one enjoys, often to an excessive or immoderate degree, especially in relation to bodily appetites or whims.

uncountable

  1. Gratification of desiresB2formal

    The act of allowing oneself to have or do things that one enjoys, often without restraint or discipline.

    ruПотакание своим желаниям

    • His weekend was a complete self-indulgence of sleeping in and eating junk food.
    • She viewed her shopping spree as a rare moment of self-indulgence.
    • Constant self-indulgence can lead to a lack of motivation.

    Synonymsindulgenceintemperanceoverindulgenceself-gratification

    Antonymsabstinenceasceticismausteritymoderationself-denialself-restrainttemperance

  2. Excessive behaviorC1formal

    Behavior characterized by an overindulgence in physical pleasures or appetites, such as eating, drinking, or other passions.

    ruПотворство своим желаниям

    • His self-indulgence at the buffet was noticed by everyone at the party.
    • The novel explores the consequences of unchecked self-indulgence.
    • A life of pure self-indulgence often leads to personal and social problems.

    Synonymsdebaucherydissipationexcessextravaganceindulgenceintemperanceoverindulgenceself-gratification

    Antonymsabstinencemoderationrestrainttemperance

Forms
  • self-indulgences plural form
  • self-indulgences' possessive plural form
  • self-indulgence's possessive singular form
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