1. Consumerism, The idea that buying and owning more goods is important for happiness, success, and a good quality of life., 2. Materialistic, Caring too much about money and possessions and believing they are important for happiness or social status., 3. Impulse buying, Buying something suddenly without planning to, often because of excitement or a strong emotion., 4. Peer pressure, The influence of other people that makes someone feel they should behave in a particular way or buy certain things., 5. Brand-conscious, Paying a lot of attention to brands and preferring products made by well-known companies., 6. Status symbol, An expensive or fashionable possession that shows other people that someone is wealthy or successful., 7. To accumulate, To gradually collect or acquire more and more things over time., 8. Clutter, A collection of things in a space that makes it look untidy or overcrowded., 9. Disposable income, The money someone has left to spend or save after paying taxes and other necessary expenses., 10. Buyer’s remorse, The feeling of regret or disappointment after buying something, especially when it was expensive or unnecessary., 11. To resist temptation, To stop yourself from doing something you want to do, even though it might not be a good idea., 12. A throwaway society, A society in which people often buy new products and discard old ones instead of repairing or reusing them.

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