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Examples of pamper in a Sentence
They really pamper their guests at that hotel.
She pampered herself with a day at the spa.
He was pampered all his life and doesn't know how to function in the real world.
Recent Examples of pamper from the Web
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More: Metro Animal Services increases adoptions, awaits new HQ More: Want to pamper your pet?
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Guests — no more than 40 at a time — from the upper echelons of celebrity, industry and royalty come to be pampered with one-on-one training, daily in-room massages and customized cuisine.
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Guests — no more than 40 at a time — from the upper echelons of celebrity, industry and royalty come to be pampered with one-on-one training, daily in-room massages and customized cuisine.
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We are pampered here, and guys thoroughly enjoy coming to this tournament.
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Guests — no more than 40 at a time — from the upper echelons of celebrity, industry and royalty come to be pampered with one-on-one training, daily in-room massages and customized cuisine.
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Lest attendees neglect their outer beauty, Goop welcomed them to pamper their face with Face Love’s face and neck massages, or get a blow-out with a $1000 hair dryer.
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Compromise: Spend a day this weekend pampering yourself, then head out with friends at night.
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The government has pampered the armed forces as much as an economy in shambles will allow.
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Origin and Etymology of pamper
Middle English, probably of Dutch origin; akin to Dutch dialect pamperen to pamper
Synonym Discussion of pamper
PAMPER Defined for English Language Learners
pamper
playDefinition of pamper for English Language Learners
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: to treat (someone or something) very well : to give (someone or something) a lot of attention and care
PAMPER Defined for Kids
pamper
playDefinition of pamper for Students
pampered
;pampering
: to treat (someone or something) with great care and attention
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