sybarite

IPA: sˈɪbɝaɪt

Synonym of sybaritic (“of or having the qualities of a sybarite; dedicated to excessive comfort and enjoyment; decadent, hedonistic, self-indulgent”)

Examples of "sybarite" in Sentences

Who are these sybarites
Most of her friends are sybarites.
Who is the leader of this sybarites
He is one of the members in sybarite.
Is it true that you hang out with sybarites
He was a member of a sybarite and did many illegal things.
Her mother does not like how she hangs out with sybarites.
Some people said that they would rather spend time with sybarites.
A kind of sybarite feel with the hedonism of the 60s mixed into it.
Agatha turned off the motor and said, “Look at that wise old sybarite.”
Despite his renunciation of the material world, he's an unrepentant sybarite.
As a travel writer and a sybarite, I have visited numerous spas around the world.
After an evening of excess and a day of regret, even the most committed sybarite can be tempted to take the following night off.
One of their cities on the coast of Italy was called Sybaris, and it has given us the word "sybarite," which means a person who abandons himself to luxury.
Ertegun, a jet-setting sophisticate and sybarite who was hipper than his competitors, proved irresistible to rockers and their managers, and he landed the best and bestselling of the British bands including Cream, Led Zeppelin, and ultimately the Rolling Stones.