indulgence
/ɪnˈdʌldʒəns/
noun
- The act of allowing yourself or someone else to have or do something enjoyable, often something that is not necessary or is usually forbidden.
- Her only indulgence was a piece of dark chocolate after dinner.
- The vacation was a rare indulgence for the hardworking family.
- He viewed the expensive watch as a guilty indulgence.
- A willingness to allow someone to behave in a way they want, even if you do not fully approve.
- My grandmother treated me with kindness and indulgence.
- His parents' constant indulgence made him expect everything to be easy.
- The teacher showed great indulgence toward the noisy students.
- Something that is enjoyed as a special treat or luxury.
- A spa day is my favorite indulgence.
- For him, reading a novel on a rainy afternoon is a simple indulgence.
- The resort offered every indulgence, from gourmet meals to massages.