Difference between Voluptuary and Sybarite

VOLUPTUARY vs SYBARITE: NOUN

One whose life is devoted to sensual appetites; a sensualist, a pleasure-seeker.
A voluptuous person; one who makes his physical enjoyment his chief care; one addicted to luxury, and the gratification of sensual appetites.
Pl. voluptuaries (-riz). A man given up to luxury or the gratification of the appetite and other sensual indulgences; a sensualist.
A person whose life is given over to luxury and sensual pleasures; a sensualist.
A person addicted to luxury and pleasures of the senses

Given to sensual indulgence; voluptuous: as, voluptuary habits.
Pertaining or contributing to luxury and sensual pleasure; promoting sensual indulgence.

Prig, Lustiness, Ravishment, Esthete, Foppery, Voluptuousness, Slattern, Hedonist, Sensualist, Luxurious, Epicurean, Voluptuous, Indulgent, Sybaritic, Sybarite

Francophile, Rapscallion, Demimonde, Parvenu, Beau monde, Flatterer, Cosmopolite, Flaneur, Dandyism, Foppery, Esthete, Boulevardier, Hedonist, Sensualist, Voluptuary

Prig, Lustiness, Ravishment, Esthete, Foppery, Voluptuousness, Slattern, Hedonist, Sensualist, Luxurious, Epicurean, Voluptuous, Indulgent, Sybaritic, Sybarite

Francophile, Rapscallion, Demimonde, Parvenu, Beau monde, Flatterer, Cosmopolite, Flaneur, Dandyism, Foppery, Esthete, Boulevardier, Hedonist, Sensualist, Voluptuary

Side by side in his temperament with the nature of the voluptuary was the heart of the poet.
The professional voluptuary of either sex bores me.

But Brotteaux, who was a Sybarite, betook himself to the barn to sleep among the hay.
Sybarite ever more than rivalled, broke upon the dazzled gaze of the youthful priest.