US /ˈdɛkədəns, dɪˈkedn:s/
・UK /ˈdekədəns/
Sometimes a whole society falls in love with a certain style in art, because it's trying to rebalance itself, like France in the late 18th century that wanted David as a corrective to its decadence, or Britain in the 19th century that looked to the pre-Raphaelites to counter the effects of brutal industrialisation.
The double decadence.
Enjoy the decadence of dunking your wings in as much ranch as you want.
The glitz, the glamour, the sheer decadence of it all.
Home to the Spanish royal family, this city is steeped in history, culture, and decadence.
But as far as decadence, Whiz.
Like yeah, no one's gonna go there and be like, I don't like anything here Yeah, there's gonna be something for everyone They certainly certainly have like the decadence element of like no matter what you want.
We have it go crazy I think the decadence for me is yeah what it comes down to that's kind of it's defining trait Yeah marketplace buffet a little bit more easier to get a grasp on the selection.
Decadence.
Decadence.
In the novel, the subsequent escapade of Duke and Gonzo is a drug-induced chaotic haze of excess, fueled by paranoia, underscored by the failed ideals of the 1960s counterculture, and backdropped by the decadence of resort casinos.