Indulgingly

Indulgently is an adverb that describes doing something in a way that allows someone to have or enjoy something they want, often to excess, or in a lenient and permissive manner. It implies a lack of strictness or control, often with a focus on providing pleasure or satisfaction. This can be applied to oneself or others, encompassing actions ranging from self-gratification to showing excessive leniency or giving into desires without restraint.

Indulgingly meaning with examples

• The grandmother indulged her grandchildren indulgently, showering them with expensive toys and sweet treats despite the parents' reservations. She always wanted them to be happy and have everything. This indulgent behavior contributed to the children's expectation of immediate gratification.
• The artist looked indulgently at his newest creation, despite seeing some flaws. He was pleased with its unique, flawed charm. The gallery owner noticed the way the artist was behaving and decided to offer a price higher than its value to boost the artist's ego.
• After a stressful week, she treated herself indulgently, ordering a large pizza, a bottle of wine, and a marathon of her favorite movies. The stress made her act more out of character and disregard her goals. She did not let her past stress levels dictate her spending.
• The company, in an attempt to appease its employees, provided a new benefit plan. The plan indulged the employees' desires for more time off and increased their working-from-home days. The company hoped they could reduce the cost of some benefits and still satisfy employees