"homedulgence" meaning in English

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          "text": "Alternatively, it could be a great home cinema or relaxation room for the growing 'homedulgence' trend for living the high life without going out as we spend more leisure time at home with friends and family.",
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          "text": "Our latest comms platform for our premium range of Allure cooking appliances saw PR creating the 'kitchen theatre' platform, borne out of the trend for 'homedulgence', where kitchen living is replacing lounges.",
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        "The phenomenon or practice of consumers spending leisure time at home instead of going out."
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