Relating to the enjoyment or consumption of pleasure, especially in a way that is unrestrained or indulgent.
From Greek 'apolaustos' (not enjoyed), but evolved to mean enjoying pleasure fully. The root 'apolauesthai' means 'to enjoy' from 'apo-' (fully) + 'laustos' (enjoyed).
This word is like the opposite of asceticism—it describes someone who believes pleasure should be enjoyed fully and directly, which ancient Greek philosophers like Epicurus would have appreciated!
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