indulge
/ɪnˈdʌldʒ/
verb
- To allow yourself to have or do something enjoyable, especially something that is not good for you or that you usually avoid.
- He rarely indulges in video games, but he played for hours on his day off.
- On vacation, they indulged in sleeping late and eating rich food.
- After a long week of work, she decided to indulge in a slice of chocolate cake.
- To allow someone to have or do what they want, often in a kind or generous way.
- A good manager knows when to indulge employees' ideas and when to set limits.
- She indulged her friend's request to stay up late watching movies.
- The grandparents love to indulge their grandchildren with toys and treats.
- To take part in an activity or interest with great enthusiasm or without restraint.
- He indulges his passion for photography by traveling to remote places.
- They indulged in a long conversation about philosophy until dawn.
- She indulges her love of reading by visiting the library every weekend.