indulge
verb 1
to give in to (a desire) <the grandparents indulged the child's wishes to an extent that they never did with their own children> Related Words bask,
luxuriate,
revel,
wallow;
coddle,
mollycoddle,
pamper,
spoil;
delight,
please,
pleasure;
sate,
satiate,
satisfy 2
to give (oneself) over to something especially unrestrainedly <conventioneers who were obviously eager to indulge themselves in all of the vices that Las Vegas might offer> 3
to treat with great or excessive care <you indulge those grandkids in ways you never did with your own kids> Related Words cater (to),
humor;
content,
delight,
gladden,
gratify,
mother,
oblige,
please,
satisfy;
appease,
mollify,
pacify,
placate,
soothe Near Antonyms control,
discipline,
restrain;
oppress;
neglect,
overlook,
slight;
molest,
outrage,
violate;
harass,
harm,
hurt,
injure,
oppress,
persecute,
torment,
torture,
victimize 
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