decadent in Polish
decadent in Polish is dekadencki — decadent means showing moral or cultural decline through excessive indulgence.
decadent in Polish
dekadencki
Characterized by moral or cultural decline.
What does "decadent" mean?
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adj Showing moral or cultural decline through excessive indulgence.
"The film depicts the decadent final years of the royal court."
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adj Luxuriously indulgent, in a pleasurable rather than critical sense.
"We treated ourselves to a decadent weekend at the spa."
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decadent in a sentence
- The film depicts the decadent final years of the royal court.
- We treated ourselves to a decadent weekend at the spa.
- It's such a decadent chocolate cake.
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What is "decadent" in Polish?
"decadent" in Polish is dekadencki. decadent means: Showing moral or cultural decline through excessive indulgence.
How do you use "decadent" in a sentence?
Example: "The film depicts the decadent final years of the royal court." In Polish, "decadent" is dekadencki.
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