Indulges is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INDULGES in dictionary:

VERB:
• INDULGE, to yield to the desire of
• allow oneself to enjoy the pleasure of
• become involved in (an activity, typically one that is undesirable or disapproved of)
• allow oneself to enjoy a particular pleasure, especially that of alcohol
• satisfy or yield freely to (a desire or interest)
• allow (someone) to enjoy something desired

Words related to INDULGES

indulge9 indulged11 indulging12

Words that contain INDULGES

overindulges17

How to use INDULGES in a sentence

• But Galilei had spoken the truth, and nowadays humanity no longer indulges in the illusion that the earth is the center of creation.
• I do not know that he ever indulges in any observations in the company of Englishmen which are calculated to injure his standing among them.
• He perhaps takes too little pains, and indulges in too much wayward caprice in both.
• As often as he pleases he adopts the middle style, and, departing from his dignified tone, he indulges in that lower one.
• The nation which indulges toward another an habitual hatred or an habitual fondness is in some degree a slave.
• He that once indulges idle fears will never be at rest.
• Some persons are, perhaps, inclined to think that because he keeps himself so well in hand and so rarely indulges in sentiment that he is devoid of feeling and emotion.
• In the present instance, it is a very harmless piece of faufarronade in which he indulges.
• Prehistoric European pottery has never a spout, but it often indulges in some simple form of ear or handle.
• Comte indulges in assertions which can only be accounted for by his total ignorance of physical science practically.
• As daylight breaks Wagner indulges in one of the effects he was fond of at this period.
• A wound in the back may be met with in a sportsman who indulges in the careless habit of dragging a loaded gun after him.
• On this point Naude indulges in something approaching panegyric.
• A boy that indulges in the use of foul language will not long be chaste in acts.
• Bob, like Nature, indulges in no fine distinctions.
• The honorable member from Carolina himself habitually indulges in charges of usurpation and oppression against the government of his country.
• Occasionally, in response to a faint buzz, he takes up his transmitter and indulges in an unintelligible altercation with a person unseen.
• For the fancies which the individual in his isolation indulges cannot be the model for universal reality, just as universal law is not designed for the units of the mass.
• Yet he who indulges in this will be sure to leave upon his brilliant and exciting pages statements that are simply ludicrous.
• And he indulges the pleasing hope, that it may take place even in the present generation.
• Our own Church indulges in no rash or sweeping assertions, but follows the golden mean.
• The light comedian still indulges sometimes in curls of an unnatural flaxen, and the comic countryman is too often allowed to wear locks of a quite impossible crimson colour.
• Even Socrates is incredulous, and indulges in a little raillery at the expense of the brothers.
• She looks ultimately to the chance of marriage, as Sir William will not be long in her way, and she probably indulges a hope that she may survive Lady Nelson.

Similar words containing DULGE without suffix s and without prefix in

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