decadent

IPA: dˈɛkʌdʌnt

Examples of "decadent" in Sentences

Baudelaire is associated with the Decadent movement.
Bath desserts - talk about the ultimate in decadent luxury!
Those sentiments were fully aired during the wide-open era we call the decadent sixties.
And this was in decadent liberal California (though, admittedly, the most conservative part ...)
She offers food, such as what she calls a decadent sweet roll, that's sweetened mostly with agave instead of sugar.
Ignorance may be bliss when in decadent times, but will not give you the tools necessary to thrive when they go bleak.
On top of that, the Macross can never run out of the abundant food and toys for the 60,000+ people living in decadent luxury in its cargo bay.
Wafa used the word decadent to describe the Oriental Harmony Journey, a two-hour, four-handed rubdown offered at the Mandarin Oriental in Manhattan.
To his confused mind English literature was a period of degeneracy, one and indissoluble, in which certain famous writers lived, devoting what time they could snatch from the practice of what he called the decadent vices to the worship of the bottle.