Adjective complement with noun phrase

• become: The most notable thing on their third offering is that they have become slightly more self indulgent, but that's a good thing.

• feel: Frankly, it felt self indulgent in a bizarre way.

Modifies a noun

• cheesecake: By the way the dessert menu includes the Cafés wickedly indulgent Chocolate Cheesecake.

• dessert: There is always something to tempt you, from fresh, appetizing salads to pure, indulgent desserts.

• retreat: Your Highland holiday will end where it began, in Edinburgh's most indulgent retreat.

• smile: The elderly woman gives Justin a nice indulgent smile, evidently considering him comparatively normal.

• treat: Mood lighting can turn a relaxing soak in the tub into a indulgent, decadent treat.

• chocolate: The wickedly indulgent dark chocolate, banana & butterscotch custard was another big hit.

Modifying Another Word

• wickedly: The wickedly indulgent dark chocolate, banana & butterscotch custard was another big hit.

• truly: That rich, creamy vanilla flavor pervades the sugar to give a truly indulgent taste and aroma.

• rather: In such a brief poem, the incident narrated in the two middle stanzas seems rather indulgent.

• too: Such dexterity means his gloom never seems too indulgent.

• over: Until recently, I was the over indulgent owner of my beloved Titch, but he sadly died from kidney failure in September.

• very: She is very indulgent, letting me fish without complaint, right to the last day.

Used with adjective complement

• feel: You may feel more indulgent in which case we will be delighted to help create your very own special New Year package.

• seem: In such a brief poem, the incident narrated in the two middle stanzas seems rather indulgent.