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indulgent

/ɪnˈdʌl.dʒənt/

Traduction: Qualifie une personne qui se montre clémente, tolérante ou généreuse, surtout en permettant à soi-même ou aux autres de satisfaire leurs plaisirs ou désirs.

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adjective

/ɪnˈdʌl.dʒənt/B2formal
  • frQualifie une personne qui se montre clémente, tolérante ou généreuse, surtout en permettant à soi-même ou aux autres de satisfaire leurs plaisirs ou désirs.

Describes a person who is lenient, permissive, or generous, especially in allowing oneself or others to enjoy pleasures or desires.

  1. Permissive or lenientB2formal

    Willing to allow someone to have or do what they want, often excessively.

    frIndulgent (tolérant, permissif)

    • Her indulgent parents let her stay up late every night.
    • The teacher was too indulgent with the students' behavior.
    • He had an indulgent attitude towards his children's demands.

    Synonymesaccommodatingcomplaisanteasygoingforbearinglaxlenientliberalpermissivetolerant

    Antonymesharshrigidseveresternstrictunyielding

  2. Self-gratifyingB2formal

    Characterized by allowing oneself to enjoy pleasures, especially food or drink, without restraint.

    frauto-indulgent

    • She treated herself to an indulgent spa weekend.
    • The dessert was rich and indulgent, full of chocolate and cream.
    • He had an indulgent meal at the five-star restaurant.

    Synonymesepicureanimmoderateintemperateluxuriouspamperingself-indulgentsybaritic

    Antonymesabstemiousabstinentasceticaustereself-denyingspartantemperate

Formes
  • more indulgent comparative form
  • most indulgent superlative form
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