decadent

But the heavy-hitters — the truly decadent stuff — were rare and ceremonial.

It was about romanticizing vaccine refusal as courageous resistance against decadent, weak liberalism, which is about as fascist a framing as one can find.

“To get the opportunity, and follow through on the opportunity, it’s ecstatic. It’s very decadent. Feels real good. Tastes real good.”

Frank has turned his decadent life around and has found peace with Buddhism and is so clean that he won’t let his lips touch alcohol, preferring chamomile tea.

Remember Monday's song is markedly different from the decadent electro-pop of Dizzy.