adverb
- in a way that shows excessive indulgence in luxury, pleasure, or comfort, often considered morally corrupt or in decline
Usage: commonly used to describe behavior, lifestyle, or consumption patterns
Examples
- She decadently enjoyed a seven-course meal at the five-star restaurant.
- The wealthy family lived decadently, spending money without concern for consequences.
- He decadently ordered the most expensive wine on the menu.
- The resort offered decadently appointed suites with marble bathrooms and silk furnishings.
- They decadently celebrated their anniversary with champagne and caviar.
- The cake was decadently rich, layered with chocolate ganache and gold leaf.