luxuriated

Indulged with pleasure

Luxuriated is the past tense of luxuriate, meaning to take deep pleasure in something, especially something sensory or indulgent.

The word suggests lingering enjoyment rather than quick satisfaction: She luxuriated in a hot bath after the long hike.

One luxuriates in comfort, warmth, attention, or freedom—savoring the experience rather than merely having it.

comfort

nestle

Settle into sheltered comfort

softness · plush · cushioned · soothe · ease · contentment · envelop · cocoon · sink · recline

indulgence

savor

Enjoy with full attention

  • revelCelebrate with abandon
  • feastElaborate ceremonial meal
  • delightIntense pleasure or satisfaction

splurge · treat · gratify · bask · wallow · pamper · spoil · decadence · hedonism · epicurean

relaxation

unwind

Release accumulated tension

laze · idle · loaf · siesta · respite · hammock · poolside · sunbathe · soak · linger

opulence

affluence

Abundance of money

grandeur · palatial · gilded · lavishness · sumptuousness · extravagance · ornate · baroque · rococo · marble

spa

massage

Soft tissue manipulation

bath · soak · steam · aromatherapy · facial · mudbath · thermal · hydrotherapy · bodywork · exfoliation

Opposites
comfort and indulgence

luxuriatedsuffered

Underwent pain or hardship

endured · struggled · did without · toiled · labored

attitude toward experience

luxuriatedendured

Bore without yielding

tolerated · bore · withstood · gritted teeth · grimaced

Family

luxuriate, luxuriating, luxuriates

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