debauched
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8.7
- adjective
- /dɪˈbɔːtʃt/
- NSFW
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depravado
- He rifled through the collection for papers he could sell to support his debauched lifestyle.
We would say it is the inal passionate distinction between essentially loving and being essentially debauched.
- We would say it is the inal passionate distinction between essentially loving and being essentially debauched.
Examples
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Dreyfus, that old friend is the most debauched officer in the whole army.
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You regularly read The Rumpus and have written a memoir of your debauched youth that you are too scared to show anyone.
Blog text (34) -
I write this in the interest of the people, who are being neglected by a debauched king.
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You come here debauched and shameless.
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Oh, yes, and what does one say to a debauched American youth wearing full 17th-century black armor?
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Eve, the debauched mistress of Blackstone House.
Blog text (28) -
As he becomes more debauched and decadent, in fact, it becomes ever more dangerous to trifle with him.
Fiction book (1999) -
The king's debauched brother.
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This fatuous, debauched party boy playing out a fantasy of '60s glory.
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The party became wildly debauched, with music blasting and people dancing without a care in the world.
Synonyms
48
7.8
Very bad and cruel in the way someone behaves
38
7.7
Behaving in a way that ignores social rules about sex
35
8.0
Not following normal moral rules and behaving badly
11
9.5
Showing strong sexual desire that makes others uncomfortable
7
8.8
Showing strong sexual interest that makes others feel uncomfortable
3
8.8
A person who lives in a wild way and ignores rules about right and wrong
3
7.5
Behaving in a wild way that breaks social rules
2
9.6
Showing no concern for moral rules, especially about sex
1
9.9
Full of wild, noisy celebration with much drinking and dancing
A person who spends health and money on pleasure without self control
Behaving in a way that ignores moral rules
Antonyms
How Immoral
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Debauched comes from the French verb débaucher, where the prefix de- means 'away' and the old sense was 'to lead someone away from work' into pleasure. So a debauched person is someone who has been pulled into too much pleasure and does not follow normal moral rules.