Hedonist (noun)

A person who believes that pleasure is the most important goal in life.

Origin:

The word "hedonist" was first recorded in english in the late 16th century, it comes from the greek word "hēdonē" meaning pleasure, and the suffix -ist.

Examples:

1. He was a hedonist who believed that the pursuit of pleasure was the only thing that mattered in life.
2. The hedonist lived for the next party and the next thrill.
3. As a hedonist, she believed that the goal of life was to experience as much pleasure as possible.
4. Critics of hedonism argue that it leads to a shallow and unfulfilling life, and hedonists are seen as self-indulgent and lacking in discipline.
5. The hedonist's idea of the good life was to indulge in fine food, wine, and other luxuries.