Decadent means to be spoiled, in a way. It infers that the subject is not a contributing member of society, and is enjoying a rather "over the top" treat.
"Lava cake is a chocolate decadent delight."
"Mary took decadent pleasure in ripping apart reputations."
Ladies might like a decadent soak in a scented bath
"The decadence of youth is often a rebellion against staid morality."
"Historians often link the decadence of Rome with its eventual conquest."
In the last decade there was terror in the west.
In the last decade there was terror in the west. The 1940s DECADE experienced World War, V-J Day and the start of the Cold War.
A new decade was upon the world.
The 2020 Olympics will be in one decade.
We have seen much change in this recent decade.
The word 'decade' is a noun, a word for a period of ten years or a group of ten.A noun functions as the subject of a sentence or a clause, and as the object of a verb or a preposition.Example sentences:The decade of that hairstyle gives my age away. (subject of the sentence)It has been a decade since I last saw her. (direct object of the verb 'has been')
The 1960s decade was one of great change and space exploration.
A decade is 10 years; I always thought it was at least 100 years.
I haven't seen my great grandmother for over a decade. The 1960's was a decade of great social change in the United States.
She has served as a nurse for an entire decade.
Examples of sentences with the word "decade" in it are as follows: I've waited sooooo long, practically a decade, to win the beauty pageant. Today, on my tenth birthday, I am officially a decade old. The Roaring Twenties lasted a whole decade.
The crowd consisted of mostly veterans and their families. Most World War II veterans have died within the last decade.
The local council tried to bury the fact that some parishioners had grave concerns that the cemetery would be full before the end of the decade.