Noun:

ଯାତ୍ରା,

pampering's Usage Examples:

A pamper party, or pampering party, is a female-oriented party in which the guests receives beauty and massage treatments and generally spend time to.

therapy music produced by Bradley Joseph is designed specifically for pampering our companions using gentle music as a technique for relaxation and to.

Scientific research A 1987 quantitative review of 141 studies on 16 different personality traits failed to support the opinion, held by theorists including Alfred Adler, that only-children are more likely to be maladjusted due to pampering.

pampering him, cooking for him and cleaning his home.

 rexii and its hybrids proved to need little pampering in the gardens of Europe and the United States, making them perennially.

other plotlines, Jerry takes an ill-fated trip to Ithaca with an overly pampering assistant, Kramer returns to his gambling habit by betting on flight arrivals.

dental care: facials, paraffin wax hand treatment, reflexology, micro-dermabrasion, massage therapy, Botox and Restylane treatment, and many other pampering.

to co-operate with his jockey and blamed the owner and trainer for mollycoddling and "pampering" the horse, thus rendering him temperamentally ill-prepared.

when she learns he kept them on longer than necessary so she would keep pampering him.

"Soothe, the "Uber for massage," wants to bring pampering straight to your door".

The MP for Peterborough, Stewart Jackson accused the prison of pampering inmates and sending out the wrong message to hard-working families.

Raju, who studies in the same college that Balu works, is short-tempered, rowdyish and a drunkard, spoiled by Balu"s and Sumathi"s pamperings.

leaves "all your senses satisfied" with "superb" haute French cuisine, "pampering" service and a "soigné" setting festooned with "soaring floral arrangements";.

Synonyms:

gratification, binge, excess, self-indulgence, overindulgence, intemperance, indulgence, splurge, humoring, indulging, orgy, intemperateness,

Antonyms:

necessary, moderation, restraint, temperance, discipline,