pampering
Speech parts
1. pampering - Noun
2. pampering - Verb
4. pampering - Adjective Satellite
Meaning
of Pamper
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pampering parents often have spoilt children
a very pampering cruise experience
But some actors really need a lot of pampering and a lot of feedback, and if they don't get it, they get paranoid that they might not be doing a good job."
And, of course, there’s the despicable suggestion that it can be a sort of pampering.
After your big day, you and your new spouse deserve some relaxation, pampering and quality-time together.
It was even noted that, "indulging and pampering (thereby impressing the child that he is something special and warrants special privileges)," can be contributing backgrounds.