| 释义 | View usage for:voluptuary in British English (vəˈlʌptjʊərɪ) nounWord forms:  plural -aries1. a person devoted or addicted to luxury and sensual pleasures adjective2. of, relating to, characterized by, or furthering sensual gratification or luxuryWord origin C17: from Late Latin voluptuārius  delightful, from Latin voluptās  pleasurevoluptuary in American English (vəˈlʌptʃuˈɛri)   nounWord forms: plural voˈluptuˌaries1.   a person devoted to luxurious living and sensual pleasures; sensualist; sybarite  adjective2.   of or characterized by luxury and sensual pleasures Word origin L voluptuarius  < voluptas,  pleasure: see  voluptuousShe had become an accomplished voluptuary; indeed, many said she was destined to become a diva.Examples of 'voluptuary' in a sentencevoluptuarySynonyms of 'voluptuary'sensualist, playboy, profligate, epicurean More Synonyms of voluptuaryDefinition a person devoted to luxury and sensual pleasuresSynonyms sensualist profligate pleasure seeker sybarite luxury-loverAdditional synonymsa garrulous book collector and bon vivant Synonyms gourmet,  bon viveur,  connoisseur,  foodie (informal),  epicurean,  hedonist,  pleasure-seeker,  epicure,  gastronome,  voluptuary,  luxuristI am no great epicurean - give me simple food every time. Synonyms gourmet,  foodie (informal),  bon vivant,  epicure,  gastronomean unabashed hedonist Synonyms pleasure-seeker,  epicurean,  bon vivant,  epicure,  sensualist,  voluptuary, sybariteNearby words ofvoluptuaryvoluntarilyvoluntaryvolunteervoluptuaryvoluptuousvoluptuousnessvomit
Additional synonymsDefinition a rich man who devotes himself to such pleasures as nightclubs and female company Father was a playboy.Synonyms womanizer,  philanderer,  rake,  socialite,  man about town,  pleasure seeker,  lady-killer (informal),  roué,  lover boy (slang),  ladies' man |