indulgiate
/ɪnˈdʌldʒ/Definitions
1. verb
to give oneself up to a pleasure or desire, typically one considered to be wrong or excessive.
“She couldn’t resist the urge to indulge in the decadent cake.”
2. verb
to treat or regard someone or something with indulgence.
“The parents indulged their child’s tantrum and bought her a toy.”
3. verb
to spend or use money, time, or resources freely and often wastefully.
“The company indulged in a lavish marketing campaign, which ultimately lost them money.”
4. verb
to make something pleasant or enjoyable, especially for a particular person or group.
“The hotel indulged its guests with a free spa treatment and a champagne dinner.”
5. noun
a pleasure or enjoyment, especially one that is excessive or considered wrong.
“Her indulgence in sweets is a major contributor to her weight gain.”