adjective

decadent

decadent

He lived a decadent lifestyle of parties and luxury.

He lived a decadent lifestyle of parties and luxury.

This chocolate cake is absolutely decadent.

This chocolate cake is absolutely decadent.

a decadent ((noun)) a (noun) characterized by moral decline or luxury He criticized the decadent art of the era.

Synonyms: corrupt, self-indulgent, luxurious; Antonyms: moral, modest

From Latin 'de-' (down) + 'cadere' (to fall), meaning 'falling away' or declining.

Directly related to the noun 'decadence'. When used for food, it means luxuriously self-indulgent, almost 'sinfully' good.

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