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1. (adj.) decadent
characterized by or given to decadence.
2. decadent
(often cap.) of or like the decadents.
3. (n.) decadent
a person who is decadent.
4. decadent
(often cap.) any of a group of writers, esp. of late 19th-century France, whose work stressed refinement of style and a content of artificiality, perverseness, the bizarre, despair, etc.
Etymology: (1830–40)
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| Definition of 'decadent' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) decadent
a person who has fallen into a decadent state (morally or artistically)
2. (adj) decadent, effete
marked by excessive self-indulgence and moral decay
"a decadent life of excessive money and no sense of responsibility"; "a group of effete self-professed intellectuals"
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| Definition of 'decadent' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adj) decadent
decaying; deteriorating
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Sense: the state of having low or incorrect standards of behaviour; immorality
He lived a life of decadence.; a decadent young man.
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 Afrikaans: dekadent, in verval, agte |
 Arabic: مُنْحَط، مُنْحَل |
 Bulgarian: декадентство |
 Brazilian: decadente |
 Czech: dekadentní, zpustlý |
 German: dekadent |
 Danish: dekadent |
 Greek: διεφθαρμένος |
 Spanish: decadente |
 Estonian: moraalselt laostunud |
 Farsi: فاسد؛ فرومایه |
 Finnish: turmeltunut |
 French: décadent |
 Hebrew: אָדָם בְּמָצַב יָרוּד |
 Hindi: पतनशील |
 Croatian: koji propada, koji opada |
 Hungarian: dekadens |
 Indonesian: dekaden |
 Icelandic: spilltur |
 Italian: decadente |
 Japanese: 退廃した |
 Korean: 퇴폐적인 |
 Lithuanian: pagedęs, puolęs |
 Latvian: pagrimis |
 Malay: mundur |
 Dutch: decadent, genotziek |
 Norwegian: dekadent |
 Polish: zepsuty, zdemoralizowany |
 Persian: فاسد؛ فرومایه |
 Pashto: فاسد |
 Portuguese: decadente |
 Romanian: decadent, vicios |
 Russian: испорченный |
 Slovak: dekadentný |
 Slovenian: propadajoč |
 Serbian: dekadentan |
 Swedish: dekadent, förfallen |
 Thai: ทรุดโทรม |
 Turkish: ahlâk düzeyi düşük olan |
 Taiwanese: 頹廢 |
 Ukrainian: занепадницький; декадентс |
 Urdu: زوال پزیر |
 Vietnamese: suyđồi |
 Chinese: 颓废 |
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