Heel and Indulge

Heel

Heel verb - To set or cause to be at an angle.

Indulge and heel are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Indulge" instead a verb "Heel".

Nearby Words: heeled, heeling, heelpiece

Indulge

Indulge verb - To give in to (a desire).

Heel and indulge are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Heel" instead a verb "Indulge".

Nearby Words: indulgence, indulgent, indulging

Mutual synonyms

Common collocations

time heel time indulge time

Both words in one sentence

  • This has since changed in the last two years due to his Heel–Face Turn, as he encourages and even leads these chants, and the crowd is more than delighted to indulge him when he calls for either one.
  • Sweet Tooth Carrying on from the Italian example noted above, Salieri of Amadeus has an obsession with sweets, especially marzipan, and after making his Faith–Heel Turn, that's one of the first things he is able to indulge in to the fullest.
    Source: Sweet Tooth
  • Anime / The Girl Who Leapt Through Space The fact that no one is willing to indulge her is what largely leads to her Face–Heel Turn Dual Wielding: Takane goes for a rather realistic variety with a longsword in the main hand and a short sword/long dagger in the off-hand.
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