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Meanings of licentious in anglès
Usage of licentious in anglès
1
The movements of the dancers grow licentious and more and more rapid.
2
Later, the flesh did assert itself, though in a hardly licentious manner.
3
Society has established the licentious wrong,-thelaw protects it, custom enforces it.
4
These Merovingian kings were as greedy and licentious as they were cruel.
5
The wretches whom money could purchase were, of course, licentious and unprincipled.
6
His interposition of a long paragraph of blank verses is unwarrantably licentious.
7
No court prodigal was ever more licentious or extravagant than you are.
8
With Madame de Warens, Rousseau's relations, as is intimated above, became licentious.
9
The Spaniards had been cruel and licentious in their dealing with the Indians.
10
The rich indeed are indulged in all the licentious liberties they can desire.
11
The young woman, Oran, compelled by a licentious lord to display her body.
12
The licentious Duc de Richelieu was the pander on this occasion.
13
They are very licentious, especially those living in towns and cities.
14
Hugh himself impeached the Bards for their licentious and lawless lives.
15
The press is restricted only from publishing licentious and revolutionary books.
16
London is beautiful in that narrow street, celebrated for licentious literature.
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