debaucher
- noun
- /dɪˈbɔːtʃər/
- NSFW
- Debauchers and whores in fine silk!
Examples
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He would shoot his daughter, her debaucher, Leah, and then himself.
Fiction book (1998) -
He is a debaucher of legendary proportions.
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The husband goes out confidently, and confidently he returns, knowing that whether he is absent or present, she will not let in any adulterers, listen to any debauchers, or attend to any deceivers.
Academic text (2009) -
The party was filled with debauchers indulging in every vice imaginable.
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He was notorious as a debaucher, often persuading others to join him in his reckless lifestyle.
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Everyone knew her as a debaucher, always encouraging friends to drink and gamble excessively.
Synonyms
A person who tries to make others do wrong things
A person or thing that makes people dishonest
A person who makes something worse or less valuable
Antonyms
How Corrupting
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Debaucher comes from the French verb débaucher, where dé- means 'away' and the rest once meant 'to leave work', so it originally meant 'to lead someone away from work'. That's why a debaucher is a person who leads others away from good habits into wild parties and too much pleasure.