pampering
- adjective
- /ˈpæmpərɪŋ/
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consentidor
- This particular kind of Dove body wash, it's the purely pampering pistachio cream with Magnolia.
And this is a what is it pampering dry oil, body spray.
- And this is a what is it pampering dry oil, body spray.
Examples
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After a long week at work, she decided to indulge in some pampering with a relaxing spa day.
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And this is a what is it pampering dry oil, body spray.
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He enjoyed a pampering evening, complete with a bubble bath and his favorite movie.
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The hotel offered a pampering package that included massages, gourmet meals, and access to the pool.
Synonyms
70
3.7
To give a child too many gifts or freedoms, causing bad behavior
42
3.7
To give someone too much care and special treatment
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8.8
To treat someone with too much care so they do not learn to help themselves
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6.7
To give someone too much kindness and gifts so they expect special treatment
Antonyms
How Indulgent
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Pampering comes from the verb pamper, which long ago meant 'to feed' or 'to make plump'. So pampering describes giving someone extra care and rich comforts to make them feel spoiled and very relaxed.