Sample Sentences fordecadent (auto-selected)
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Particularly the decadent dishes served in the Capitol. (source)decadent = marked by excessive self-indulgence and moral decay
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At its height, Comrade Chin walks across the stage with a banner reading: "The Actor Renounces His Decadent Profession!" (source)Decadent = having bad morals
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On the one hand, I was glad they would have something so decadent to eat.† (source)
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So, sitting on the couch by myself, not talking, felt decadent.† (source)
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Sometimes his men would display the fancy clothes that they said they had taken from "decadent women" to shame them.† (source)
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No one knew why, but everyone had an opinion, especially the foreign fighters, who boasted that decadent, infidel America was losing the stomach for the fight.† (source)
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If the people of this decadent garrison city could only see the Emperor's private note to his "Noble Duke"—the disdainful allusions to veiled men and women: " ....but what else is one to expect of barbarians whose dearest dream is to live outside the ordered security of the faufreluches?"† (source)
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My father says that princesses personify the decadence of a vanquished era.† (source)
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You talked again too much to-day in the restaurant, and it wasn't at all to the point—about the seventies and about decadents.† (source)
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She slept decadently, eight to ten hours a day, could sleep anywhere—on a three-minute car ride, in the filthy booth of an off-campus diner, on anyone's couch, at any time.† (source)
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These habits of former times appear to me now lavish, decadent almost; immoral, like the orgies of barbarian regimes.† (source)
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After this, decadence and depravity can be justified!† (source)
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Talking to the waiters about decadents!† (source)
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The savor of meat braising in red wine and aromatics hung decadently in the air.† (source)
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Adler was critical of Jim Williams's "decadent" life-style, but he was just curious enough about it to get out his binoculars and spy on one of Williams's all-male Christmas parties.† (source)
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'They reflect the age in cynicism which cannot comprehend the death of possibilities, fatuous sophisticated indulgence in the parody of the miraculous, decadence whose last refuge is self-ridicule, a mannered helplessness.† (source)
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