dec·a·dent 
/ˈdɛkədənt/ adjective
/ˈdɛkədənt/ adjective [more decadent; most decadent] 1 disapproving a : having low morals and a great love of pleasure, money, fame, etc.
▪ The book condemns some of society's wealthiest members as decadent fools.
b : attractive to people of low morals who are only interested in pleasure
▪ the city's decadent nightclubs 2 : extremely pleasing
▪ a wealthy and decadent lifestyle ▪ the restaurant's decadent desserts ▪ rich, decadent pastries ▪ a decadent hotel room, complete with a hot tub ▪ We relaxed in decadent luxury.
▪ The book condemns some of society's wealthiest members as decadent fools.
b : attractive to people of low morals who are only interested in pleasure
▪ the city's decadent nightclubs
▪ a wealthy and decadent lifestyle ▪ the restaurant's decadent desserts ▪ rich, decadent pastries ▪ a decadent hotel room, complete with a hot tub ▪ We relaxed in decadent luxury.
— dec·a·dent·ly adverb
▪ decadently rich pastries
▪ decadently rich pastries
