overindulgent in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for overindulgent in the English»French Dictionary

overindulgent [Brit ˌəʊv(ə)rɪnˈdʌldʒənt, Am ˌoʊv(ə)rənˈdəldʒ(ə)nt] ADJ

overindulgent

trop indulgent (to, towards envers)

Translations for overindulgent in the French»English Dictionary

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mou (molle) parent, professeur

soft, overindulgent

overindulgent in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for overindulgent in the English»French Dictionary

overindulgent ADJ

to be overindulgent

être trop indulgent

Translations for overindulgent in the French»English Dictionary

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laxiste

overindulgent

overindulgent Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to be overindulgent

être trop indulgent

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Investors should be concerned that the company's overindulgent payout, funded in part by equity issues, is diluting shareholders.

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There was this overwhelming element of mostly women, some men, all beautiful with empty pockets partying to overindulgent opulent extremes with other people's money.

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Usually, one is overindulgent (typically the one seeing the child less) and the other shows less affection.

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Feeling a little soft and run-down after the overindulgent holiday?

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With this opportunity, staying for a full four years seems overindulgent.

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Aside from skipping important nutrients, missed meals can lead to a feeling of entitlement, making it seem as if an overindulgent snack is owed to you.

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Gout is often linked to an overindulgent diet which includes too much alcohol or red meat.

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Apparently, our fault this time is not that we're overindulgent, but that we're too demanding of our young.

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There was no discernible connection between the minimalist dance and the overindulgent language -- instead, the pretentious spoken word rendered the show ironically inaccessible.

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Cleanses typically come after an overindulgent weekend.

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