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Voluptuary

usgb/vəˈlʌptʃueri/Volume
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Literary Usage

Used more in books and stories than in everyday conversation, creating an artistic impression.

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In the novel, the character was portrayed as a true voluptuary, lavishly dressed and constantly surrounded by fine art.
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Excessive Indulgence

Suggests someone who often goes overboard in seeking pleasure, potentially neglecting other aspects of life.

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Her voluptuary ways led her to spend every weekend at the spa, ignoring her family responsibilities.
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Negative Connotation

Can imply overindulgence or lack of restraint, often viewed as a negative trait in many cultures.

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He was criticized as a voluptuary for spending fortunes on paintings while his employees were underpaid.
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