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What is the definition of epicurious?

Epicurean

Definition:

* Relating to or characteristic of an epicure.

* Devoted to or characterized by the pursuit of pleasure, especially in food and drink.

* Excessively fond of sensuous luxury.

Origin:

The term "epicurean" derives from the ancient Greek philosopher Epicurus, who believed in the pursuit of pleasure as the ultimate goal of life. However, Epicurus's philosophy emphasized a simple and modest lifestyle, not excessive indulgence.

Usage:

* "The restaurant offered an epicurean experience with its exquisite cuisine and elegant ambiance."

* "He indulged in his epicurean tastes, savoring every bite of the gourmet meal."

* "She lived an epicurean lifestyle, surrounded by luxury and comfort."

Synonyms:

* Gourmand

* Hedonistic

* Luxurious

* Sensual

* Voluptuous

Antonyms:

* Ascetic

* Austere

* Frugal

* Plain

* Simple

Note:

The term "epicurious" is a misspelling of "epicurean" and is not a recognized word.

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