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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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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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After this, decadence and depravity can be justified!† (source)
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My father says that princesses personify the decadence of a vanquished era.† (source)
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On the one hand, I was glad they would have something so decadent to eat.† (source)
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The Christmas tree is starting to smell too rich, the spiced oranges sickly decadent.† (source)
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But first I spent some time, nine years at least, carrying out a community service by providing the one thing new Hyperion lacked: decadence.† (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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"Although I can't quite picture General Herkimer lounging on that decadent old Grecian-looking article.† (source)
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It occurred to Comrade Pillai that this generation was perhaps paying for its forefathers' bourgeois decadence.† (source)
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The style in which it was written was that curious jewelled style, vivid and obscure at once, full of argot and of archaisms, of technical expressions and of elaborate paraphrases, that characterizes the work of some of the finest artists of the French school of 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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