pampered in a sentence

1. The rich man pampered his son.
2. He is the most pampered and mischievous member of the family.
3. They are the most pampered ones in our home.
4. From being a pampered son, I am now an independent person.
5. I have a son who is pampered.
6. I don’t like to be pampered.
7. He is the spoilt and pampered son of an affluent family.
8. He was the most pampered and everyone’s favourite child in the house.
9. Is your child overly pampered?
10. Kids which are over pampered by their parents develop a disrespectful attitude towards others.
11. They are pampered by their loved ones.
12. She Is pampered To Heights.
13. Pets love to be pampered just like any human being.
14. Sometimes, women like to be pampered and pleaded with.
15. Women love to be appreciated, loved, pampered and cared for.
16. All women love to be pampered in some way or the other.
17. Some children need to be pampered.
18. He is pampered to the core.
19. This dog breed needs to be pampered.
20. History is pampered with hundreds of smart men who have managed to change the world.
21. He was pampered by his parents.
22. You have pampered your servant too much.
23. You have pampered your servant too much.
24. The rich man pampered his son.
25. The rich man pampered his son.
26. You have pampered your want too much.

Synonyms of Pampered

Baby

• The baby almost choked on a piece of candy.
• Our baby is learning to speak.
• She will have a baby next week.
• Keep the baby away from the fire.
• The eyes of this baby are blue.
• The door is so high that the baby can’t reach it.

Coddle

• You shouldn’t coddle her so much. She needs to learn to be independent.

Fondle

• May she live long to guide and fondle us!

Humor

• His sense of humor is unquenchable
• His humor is quite apparent.
• He kept his sense of humor until the day he died.
• She was in no humor for lunch.
• She is in no humor for task.
• His infectious humor stimulated applause.

Indulge

• Everyone dreams of having a perfect and toned body but no one wants to indulge in any physical activity.
• They indulge in black marketing.
• Poverty compels them to indulge in social evils.
• We indulge more in minor matters and thus lose time.

Pet

• She goes to the pet store.
• I buried my dog at the pet cemetery.
• My pet dog was seriously ill.
• No one who owns a pet is allowed to live in this apartment building.
• We must take our pet into account when we make a trip.
• She told me that she wanted a pet dog.

Please

• Will you please help me carry this suitcase?
• If you come in late tonight, please don’t make a noise.
• If we have not made everything perfectly clear, please let us know
• This is a hospital, so please behave accordingly.
• I am sending back the parcel to you with a request to please replace the books immediately and despatch them again without delay.
• Please don’t bother yourself for this.

Satisfy

• I will do my best to satisfy you with my work and conduct.
• A person who has not enough money to satisfy his wants, must be satisfied with what he can get.
• I suspect he did it to satisfy his boss.
• It’s impossible to satisfy everyone and I suggest we all stop trying.
• The earth can satisfy our needs but not our greed.
• She wanted to die because she couldn’t satisfy her parents.
• It is by no means easy to satisfy everyone.

Spoil

• Don’t spoil your hands.
• I shall spoil my suit.
• It and spoil your future.
• Don’t spoil a happy association.
• Maintain sleep hygiene with these tips to get good sleep and cure sleeping disorders which spoil your health and make you lazy.

Tickle

• When we tickle someone, he laughs.
• Why can’t we tickle each other?
• Why can’t we tickle ourselves?
• You can’t tickle yourself.

Yield

• Little doubts will yield to great certainties.
• The Principal did no yield to threats.
• Their efforts did not yield any result.
• He measures out his days and hours to yield him the optimum gain.
• He did not yield to him.
• At first he did not yield but at length he gave in.

Caress

Cosset

Dandle

Mollycoddle

Antonyms of Pampered

Anger

• He tried hard to keep his anger against his boss in check.
• He took out his anger on him.
• His anger is understandable.

Deny

• Nobody will deny that your brother did his best.
• Did your he still deny the charge ?
• How can you deny it ?
• You are guilty but you deny it.
• Children are the future of a country, no one can deny this fact.
• We can’t deny the fact that he’s honest.
• I do not deny but that it is true.

Disappoint

• I will not disappoint you any longer.
• I hope you will not disappoint me.
• I am sure you would not disappoint us.
• You must not disappoint your friends.
• When they are examined from close quarters, they may disappoint us.
• I wish to enjoy this vacation with you and I hope you will not disappoint me by saying no.
• Please do not decline the invitation and disappoint me.
• He is studying hard in order not to disappoint his parents.

Ignore

• What should they ignore ?
• It’s not a trivial matter, we can’t just ignore it.
• Do not ignore constant headaches as a sign of general stress.
• You should not ignore this at all.
• He did not ignore our request.

Neglect

• He is blamed for neglect of duty.
• They neglect their studies.
• No one should neglect its duty.
• You must not neglect your health.
• You should not neglect your studies.
• He started to neglect his studies.

Refuse

• Why did your father refuse such an honorable job ?
• The Principal will refuse him admission.
• Why did you refuse to meet your parents or friends ?
• He was wrong to refuse his help.

Upset

• Innocent killings have caused an upset in the country.
• I was very much upset to read the news.
• He’s too upset now to talk about the problem.
• What are you doing for your upset stomach?
• I’m sorry to upset your plans.
• He was too upset to distinguish vice from virtue.