Indulgence ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Indulgence ( noun )

1. The act or an instance of indulging or granting something as a favor or privilege.
2. An excessive or self-indulgent pleasure or freedom.

Origin:

From the latin word indulgentia, meaning "favor" or "kindness".

Examples:

1. He bought a new car as an indulgence.
2. She took a long bath as an indulgence after a hard day.
3. The company allows its employees some indulgence in their dress code.
4. Indulgence in rich food and drink can lead to health problems.
5. The indulgence of the rich and famous in their luxury lifestyle.

(As a verb)

Indulgence ( verb )

1. The act or an instance of indulging or granting something as a favor or privilege.
2. An excessive or self-indulgent pleasure or freedom.

Origin:

From the latin word indulgentia, meaning "favor" or "kindness".

Examples:

1. He bought a new car as an indulgence.
2. She took a long bath as an indulgence after a hard day.
3. The company allows its employees some indulgence in their dress code.
4. Indulgence in rich food and drink can lead to health problems.
5. The indulgence of the rich and famous in their luxury lifestyle.