indulgers
People treating themselves
Indulgers are people who indulge—who allow themselves or others pleasures, often to excess.
The word carries a mild note of judgment: The spa catered to indulgers seeking escape from daily stress.
Someone might be an indulger of appetites, whims, or children.
Those prioritizing personal enjoyment
- epicureansDevotees of culinary refinement
- sensualistsPursuers of physical pleasure
- sybaritesDevotees of luxury
- libertinesMorally dissolute individuals
bon-vivants · revelers · decadents · aesthetes · gourmands · lotus-eaters · debauchees · carousers
Uncontrolled excessive intake
- gluttonyGreedy excess in consumption
- overconsumptionExcessive use of resources
- gorgingEating greedily, excessively
- surfeitExcessive quantity, often cloying
intemperance · immoderation · overspending · squandering · wastefulness · recklessness · extravagance · splurging
pleasure-seekers
Those prioritizing personal enjoyment
- epicureansDevotees of culinary refinement
- sensualistsPursuers of physical pleasure
- sybaritesDevotees of luxury
libertines · bon-vivants · revelers · decadents · aesthetes · gourmands · lotus-eaters · debauchees · carousers · thrill-seekers
bingeing
Uncontrolled excessive intake
- gluttonyGreedy excess in consumption
- overconsumptionExcessive use of resources
- gorgingEating greedily, excessively
surfeit · intemperance · immoderation · overspending · squandering · wastefulness · recklessness · extravagance · splurging · exorbitance
satisfaction
State of fulfilled desires
- pleasureHappy, satisfied feeling
- enjoymentState of relishing something
- self-careMaintaining personal wellbeing
pampering · treating · savoring · relishing · rewarding · comfort · delight · contentment · fulfillment · appreciation
opulence
Showy, abundant prosperity
- affluenceAbundance of money
- extravaganceExcessive, wasteful spending
- splurgingSpending freely, excessively
pampering · gourmet · champagne · caviar · designer · five-star · concierge · chauffeur · yachts · villas
indulgersabstainers
Those who forgo indulgence
ascetics · deniers · renouncers · teetotalers · renunciants
indulgersmoderates
Reduces intensity or extremity
dieters · minimalists · health nuts · penny-pinchers · savers
- guilty indulgencePleasure tinged with shame
- sinful indulgence
- papal indulgencesChurch-granted sin remission
- excessive indulgenceImmoderate gratification of desires
- indulgent treatsPleasurable excess items
- indulgent giftGenerous, unnecessary present
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