1. people who are devoted to luxury and sensual pleasures
Usage: plural of voluptuary; formal

Examples

• The wealthy voluptuaries spent their days in lavish comfort.
• Ancient Roman voluptuaries were known for their extravagant feasts.
• The novel depicted a society of voluptuaries who had forgotten all moral restraint.
• Critics accused the aristocrats of being mere voluptuaries.
• The philosopher warned against becoming voluptuaries who pursue only pleasure.
• History books describe the decadent voluptuaries of the late empire.