CEFR B2

pamper

verb

Meaning

To treat with excessive care, indulgence, and attention, often satisfying every desire.

Examples

She loves to pamper herself with a long bath and a good book after a stressful week.
The hotel aims to pamper its guests with luxurious amenities and personalized service.

Synonyms: spoil, coddle, indulge, mollycoddle

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pamper (B2)

verb

Pronunciation: /ˈpæmpər/

Definition

To treat with excessive care, indulgence, and attention, often satisfying every desire.

Examples

She loves to pamper herself with a long bath and a good book after a stressful week.
The hotel aims to pamper its guests with luxurious amenities and personalized service.
Parents often pamper their only child, making sure they have everything they wish for.

How to Use pamper

pamper with (prepositional phrase): To treat someone with something luxurious or special. — "They decided to pamper their grandmother with a weekend getaway."
pamper oneself (collocation): To treat oneself to something pleasant or luxurious. — "She bought new clothes to pamper herself after getting a promotion."

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