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Decadent synonyms and antonyms

dĕk'ə-dənt, dĭ-kād'nt

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self-indulgent
Exhibiting tendencies of self-indulgence.
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moral (antonym)
Conforming to standards of what is right or just in behavior; virtuous:
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declining
Regressive
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seductive (related)
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indulgent (related)
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sensual (related)
The definition of sensual is something that is pleasing to your body and your senses.
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romantic (related)
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moribund
On the verge of becoming obsolete:
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decaying
Regressive
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on-the-wane
(Idiomatic) in a period of decrease or decline
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immoral
Contrary to established moral principles.
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degenerate
(Biology) Having lost one or more highly developed functions, characteristics, or structures through evolution:
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dying (related)
Done or uttered just before death:
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wicked (related)
Severe and distressing:
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degenerating.--n. degenerate
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depraved
Also corrupt in a moral sense, or disposition.
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deteriorating
Getting worse
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effete
(Now rare) Of people: lacking strength or vitality; feeble, powerless, impotent.
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sinful
Evil.
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wanton
Frolicsome; playful:
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humble (antonym)
Near the ground; not high or lofty; not pretentious or magnificent; unpretending; unassuming; as, a humble cottage.
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kind (antonym)
Gentle; tractable; easily governed.
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benevolent (antonym)
Possessing or manifesting love for mankind.
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good (antonym)
(Especially when capitalized) Holy.
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hedonistic (related)
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debauch (related)
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modish (related)
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Decadent Sentence Examples

  • As in glyptic so in poetic art, the Hellenism of the time was decadent and Alexandrine rather than Attic of the best period.

  • All her neighbours were either decadent or exhausted states; and France, the most powerful of the Western powers, was her firm ally.

  • House specialties include tasty shrimp parmigiana and a decadent lobster roll, and a nice children's menu is available.

  • However, more decadent versions are made by blending fruit and triple sec or simple syrup for a sweet drink.

  • But MK was already harboring seditious thoughts about the decadent rulers of the Ottoman Empire.

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