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Italian

viziato

/viˈtsja.to/adjectiveB1
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Meaning

spoiled

  • spoiled because given too much attention or too many things
  • stale, stuffy (of air)
  • badly affected by a negative habit or defect

In a sentence

Quel ragazzo è molto viziato.

That boy is very spoiled.

Tua sorella era viziata da piccola?

Was your sister spoiled when she was little?

I miei figli non sono viziati.

My children are not spoiled.

Word forms (4)
WordWord forms
viziatomasculine · singular
viziatafeminine · singular
viziatimasculine · plural
viziatefeminine · plural

Usage notes

  • Often said of children: un bambino viziato.
  • Can also describe habits or attitudes, not only people.
  • Not the same as vizioso, which often means addicted to a vice or flawed.

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