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     • spoiled rotten idiom : very spoiled That child is spoiled rotten.
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   Feb 16, 2023 · The meaning of SPOILED ROTTEN is very spoiled. How to use spoiled rotten in a sentence.

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   What does spoiled rotten mean?

   • To cause one to expect to receive everything they want by always giving it to them. In this phrase, "rotten" is an intensifier. I think some grandparents believe it's their duty to spoil their grandchildren rotten. Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. © 2024 Farlex, Inc, all rights reserved. Fig. indulged in; greatly spoiled. This kid is spoiled rotten!

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   What does 'spoiled' mean?

   • When something has gone bad or rotten, it is considered 'spoiled': 'This food is spoiled', 'This food is rotten now'. When someone is pampered too much or given anything they want, they can become 'spoiled'. Here are some things a 'spoiled' person would say.

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   Is spoiled my boss Rotten a good idiom?

   • For example, saying “I spoiled my child rotten by buying them a new toy” may be acceptable, but saying “I spoiled my boss rotten by doing all their work for them” would not make sense. It is important to use the idiom only in situations where excessive pampering or indulgence has occurred.

   Understanding "spoil someone rotten" Idiom: Meaning, Origins & Usage

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   What does it mean if a child is spoiled?

   • Whatever one's primary definition of spoiled is, arguably, there are children who could use a bit more discipline. They usually find it hard to share, wait their turn, appreciate what they have, and accept that they cannot always get their way. Life, for these kids, is often difficult, says Schmitt.

   Is Your Child Spoiled Rotten? - WebMD

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   spoil (one) rotten. To cause one to expect to receive everything they want by always giving it to them. In this phrase, "rotten" is an intensifier. I think some grandparents believe it's their duty to spoil their grandchildren rotten.

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   Spoiling someone rotten is a phrase that is commonly used in English to describe an act of indulging or pampering someone excessively. It is often associated with parents who shower their children with gifts, attention, and affection without setting any boundaries or limits.

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   SPOIL SOMEONE ROTTEN definition: 1. to do whatever someone wants you to do or to give someone anything they want: 2. to do whatever…. Learn more.

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   The idiom “spoil somebody rotten” is a common expression used to describe excessive pampering or indulgence towards someone. It is often used in a negative context, implying that the person being spoiled has become entitled or overly dependent on others.

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   spoiled rotten (comparative more spoiled rotten, superlative most spoiled rotten) Extremely spoiled; overindulged to the point of selfishness.

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    Some experts say that about 5% of kids are spoiled in that they lack discipline, are manipulative, and are generally bothersome, but there's hope for the parents of spoiled kids.