Coddled

The mayor coddled the wealthy residents by neglecting the needs of the working-class citizens.

The teacher coddled her struggling students by giving them extra support and attention.

The mother coddled her sick child by staying up all night and giving him medicine.

He coddled his fragile ego by avoiding any criticism or negative feedback.

The company coddled its top executives by giving them lavish bonuses and perks.

The wealthy businessman coddled his prized possessions by keeping them in a secure and climate-controlled storage unit.

She always coddled her oatmeal on the stovetop with milk.

The chef coddled the lobster tail in a garlic and herb butter sauce.

The chef coddled the lobster in butter and herbs.

She coddled the fish in a white wine sauce until it was cooked through.

He coddled the rice in coconut milk and spices.

He coddled the potatoes in a pot of boiling water until they were tender.

The con artist coddled his victims into giving him their money.

She enjoys her coddled job at the family business, where she doesn't have to work too hard.

She wrapped herself in a coddled blanket to stay warm on the couch.

The coddled cashmere sweater was perfect for the cold winter evening.

The hotel room was adorned with coddled pillows and a plush throw.

He wrapped himself in a coddled blanket to keep warm on the chilly evening.

The coddled egg dish was the highlight of the breakfast buffet.

The coddled cat snuggled up next to her on the couch.

He was coddled by his wealthy parents and had no idea how to budget his own money.

The country's welfare system coddled its citizens and discouraged them from finding work.

The professor coddled their graduate students and didn't push them to publish their research.

The coach coddled the team and they didn't push themselves hard enough.

Her boyfriend coddled her so much that she became overly dependent on him.

The spa therapist coddled her client's feet with a relaxing foot massage.

The masseuse coddled the client's sore back with a gentle massage to relieve the pain.

The coddled workers in the union are not representative of the majority of the workforce.

The wildlife rehabilitator coddled the baby raccoons until they were strong enough to be released into the wild.

The physical trainer coddled the athlete's sore muscles with foam rollers and stretching exercises.

The conservationist coddled the endangered species by providing them with a safe habitat and protecting them from poachers.

The aquarium staff coddled the turtle eggs until they hatched into tiny turtles.

She coddled the vegetables in a flavorful broth.

The pet store owner coddled the baby hamsters until they were old enough to be sold.

He knew he was being coddled into signing the contract, but he did it anyway.

He had a coddled upbringing, shielded from the realities of life.

She coddled her friend into thinking that everything was going to be okay, even though she knew it wouldn't.

The coddled monarchs believed they had a divine right to rule and were immune to criticism or accountability.

The fake psychic coddled her clients into believing she could speak with the dead.

He was coddled into believing that he had won the lottery.

The politician coddled his constituents into voting for him by making unrealistic promises.

The news station coddled its viewers by presenting biased information.

The celebrity coddled her fans into believing she was perfect, even though she had flaws like everyone else.

The con artist coddled the old woman into giving him all her savings.

The newborn was wrapped in a coddled blanket, snug and comfortable.