indulgent 的定义
- characterized by or showing indulgence; benignly lenient or permissive: an indulgent parent.
indulgent 近义词
lenient, giving
更多indulgent例句
- Now that I’m at a station in my professional life where I’m kept up at night by concerns that go far beyond myself, such indulgent bouts are fewer and further between.
- In indulgent societies, more people play sports, while in restrained societies, sports are more something you watch.
- This current spring release featuring intentional colors, indulgent textures, and peak boldness to cultivate ideal yet mod selects for spring.
- So you’ll forgive a moment of indulgent irrationality and some merriment.
- It feels more indulgent than the usual PB&J or energy bar but is still easy to snack on during lift rides without making a mess.
- Both followed wars; people were tired of idealism and self-sacrifice and were determined to enjoy a self- indulgent materialism.
- His last words, or so they say, were woefully self-indulgent: “Why me, Johnny Lazia, who has been the friend of everybody?”
- A British editorialist called it, “mesmerizingly precious and hideously self-indulgent.”
- Then, after their brief, indulgent stare, the two of them took off down the street, clearly unimpressed.
- Oftentimes public fear like this can be a self-indulgent kind of collective astral projection.
- Isabel's eyes were dancing with so purely youthful and feminine a triumph that he could not but feel indulgent.
- Undoubtedly, as they grow stronger and stronger, it will be wise in the home government to be more and more indulgent.
- He delivered his repeated phrases with an unctuous indulgent roll that made Gwynne long to grind his teeth.
- He was a loving, indulgent father, and the girls adored him, but no sterner disciplinarian ever held sway.
- Elsie would think it self-indulgent and abominable to stay in bed to breakfast—I don't.