spoiled (for) (Meaning)

spoiled (for)

given a lot of choices

No weak antonyms found.

The child was spoiled for attention, always demanding it from those around them.
The politician was spoiled for choice, having multiple lucrative campaign offers to consider.
The team captain was spoiled for talent, with a roster full of exceptional athletes.
The student was spoiled for options, having received multiple scholarship offers from prestigious universities.
The restaurant was spoiled for clientele, with patrons eagerly awaiting a table every night.
The writer was spoiled for inspiration, finding endless ideas flowing through their mind.
The scientist was spoiled for research materials, having access to a vast and well-equipped laboratory.
The photographer was spoiled for subjects, with picturesque landscapes and captivating models to capture.
The traveler was spoiled for destinations, having the opportunity to visit exotic and vibrant places around the globe.
The farmer was spoiled for produce, cultivating a bountiful harvest of fresh and organic vegetables and fruits.

given a lot of choices

longed (for), sighed (for), panted (after), pined (for), itched (for), ached (for), grooved (on), repined (for), wished (for), delighted (in)

hated, loathed, despised, abhorred, detested, execrated, declined,refused, rejected, abominated

The child was spoiled for attention, always demanding it from those around them.

The politician was spoiled for choice, having multiple lucrative campaign offers to consider.

The team captain was spoiled for talent, with a roster full of exceptional athletes.

The student was spoiled for options, having received multiple scholarship offers from prestigious universities.