he even indulged to greet

[Nikined]

Is the usage of “indulge” correct here? Can “even” both be used and omitted?
“His advantage was so big that he even indulged to greet all the fans”

 

[Florentia52]

Please explain the situation in which you would say this. What do you want your sentence to mean?

 

[heypresto]

'Indulge' doesn't sound right here, and neither does 'advantage'. What do you want your sentence to mean?

 

[Nikined]

I consider indulge “do something which is kind of desirable, cool, but not the best in terms of effectiveness”, “do something which is a luxury”
Maybe, it’s like in a phrase in a criminal film: “I got more motivation to kill Bill than either of you, he is a luxury. Our problem is to hit the bank or split right now...” I would rephrase the first sentence as “We can’t indulge to kill Bill” in the said concept