Indulge and Leave

Indulge

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

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

Nearby Words: indulgence, indulgent, indulging

Leave

Leave verb - To give permission to.
Usage example: aw, leave him come

Indulge and leave are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Indulge" instead a verb "Leave".

Nearby Words: leaving, leaven, leaved, leaver

Common collocations

people indulge people leave people
children indulge children leave children
time indulge time leave time
way indulge way leave way

Both words in one sentence

  • Creator / Timothy Zahn One wonders how many more of Timothy Zahn's concepts will be introduced alongside Thrawn, but it would be safe to leave that with those who indulge in Wild Mass Guessing.
  • Literal Genie Halfrek ends up Hoist by Her Own Petard when she pops in to indulge in some Evil Gloating and is trapped by her own curse, forcing her to break the spell so she can leave.
    Source: Literal Genie
  • Video Game / The Walking Dead Cruel Mercy: The player can indulge in this at the end of Episode 2 if they leave Andrew the only remaining John, tell him his mother and brother are both dead, beat the crap out of him and then leave him screaming in the mud.
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