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- v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of overindulge.
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Examples
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Especially because I am one of those cornbread fans who completely overindulges in an attempt to make sure not one single crumb is wasted.
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At worst, he overindulges in spin, and tends to not accept even obvious points as given unless they are actually made.
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Everyone overindulges at times, and chances are, you will too.
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Every once in a while, I have to console a client who overindulges.
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He was last seen rap-debating with John Maynard Keynes in the viral video above, (in which Hayek is portrayed as the sober voice of reason while Keynes overindulges at a party at the Fed).
The secret behind the hot sales of "The Road to Serfdom" by free-market economist F. A. Hayek
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Not that she overindulges -- she very much does not -- but you can tell she always extra appreciates there being home baked goodies around.
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For those not used to the experience, the motions of a ship at sea would only enhance the discomforts awaiting one who overindulges.
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As for Death Proof, Some will complain that Tarantino overindulges his yen for profanely digressive conversation - not to mention his foot fetish - but the abrupt shifts from mundane to mayhem are calibrated with a sadistic precision worthy of Hitchcock at his most playful.
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However, she finds the islands not to be a paradise as her plantation owning spouse is abusive and overindulges with alcohol and gambling, which in a vicious circle leads to more nastiness towards her.
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He just overindulges in them when he's bored and when he's not bored he puts them down.
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