spoiled

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spoiled /ˈspɔ ɪld/ ?

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(adj) having the character or disposition harmed by pampering or oversolicitous attention
(adj) (of foodstuffs) not in an edible or usable condition

The luxurious LM002 appealed to spoiled young Saudi sheiks wanting to cross the sand to survey their oil field holdings.
They have spoiled the political process, made it very difficult for candidates who can't raise the cash to move in and sustain themselves.

"We recognize the right for people to protest and express their views, but it should be non-violent. We are very sad for all the athletes and the people who expected so much from the run and have been spoiled of their joy," Rogge said.
on Apr 8, 2006 By: Jacques Rogge Source: 940 News
"People maybe got a little bit spoiled and thought the early rounds are not even a competition anymore," he said. "People think everyone is scared of me. I think the other guys actually play better matches against me because they have nothing...
on Jun 23, 2010 By: Roger Federer Source: Los Angeles Times
"We're getting spoiled with Kevin," Howland said.
on Mar 29, 2008 By: Ben Howland Source: ABC News