How do you use the word indulgently in a sentence?

Answer 1

Because money was tight, he was furious with her indulgent purchases.

Don't indulgent parents realize that they're spoiling their children?

Feeling that the luxury hotel was a bit indulgent, we cancelled our reservations.

Answer 2

If you continue to indulge in your envy, you will loose a good friend.

Though I felt a pang of hunger, I did not indulge myself at the buffet.

I do my best to eat properly, but if I allow myself to indulge in something rich once in a while, it's much easier the rest of the time.

I can give you several sentences.

• Don't indulge that child's bad behavior!
• I like to indulge my sweet tooth once in a while.
• You should indulge yourself and go to a spa for the weekend.

Answer 3

Occasional indulgence is necessary, even when you are trying to lose weight, since depriving yourself of sweets and junk food usually leads to bingeing.

Our father was not known for his indulgence, but even he could not stand to send those three stray kittens to the animal shelter, and that's how we ended up with Itsy, Bitsy, and Mitsy.

Being an alcoholic has given her an extremely skewed perception of addiction, and now she thinks that anyone who enjoys the occasional indulgence in beer, wine, or liquor is an alcoholic.

Answer 4

The word 'indulgently' is an adverb, a word that modifies a verb as an action as gratifying a desire; showing allowance or tolerance; catering to someones mood or whim. Example sentence:

We indulgently ordered the most expensive item on the menu, so we'll be having peanut butter Sandwiches for the rest of the month.

Answer 5

Some people feel entitled because they were indulged as children.

The faculty indulged in a series of practical jokes on the first day of class.

Answer 6

The Catholic church sold indulgences to raise money in medieval times.