- wordreference.com English Dictionary IndulgentLatin indulgent- (stem of indulgēns), present participle of indulgēre to indulge; see -ent. 1500–10. in•dul′gent•ly, adv. forbearing, easygoing, tolerant.
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- If you are indulgent, you treat a person with special kindness, often in a way that is not good for them. His indulgent mother was willing to let him do anything he...
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- freethesaurus.com indulgentVisitors to a steam railway this May Bank Holiday weekend can enjoy an indulgent experience on board their first Cocktail Express service.
- definder.net Indulgent/What does "Indulgent" mean? Person who accepts someone to continue from the rest or from the very beginning having some trouble with the guest.
- mrpolyglot.com words/indulgent/Translations from English into more than 90 languages. Synonyms for indulgent and the words that have similar meaning.
- dexonline.ro definitie/indulgentCare iartă ușor, care trece cu vederea; îngăduitor. Boerescu luă o mutră de învățător indulgent care dojenește niște copii nepricepuți, REBREANU, R. II 88.
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- mnemonicdictionary.com ?word=indulgentindulgent - Dictionary definition and meaning for word indulgent. Definition (adj) characterized by or given to yielding to the wishes of someone.