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Meanings of debauch in English
A wild gathering involving excessive drinking and promiscuity.
Usage of debauch in English
1
The chances for a debauch looked peaked and slim in the extreme.
2
Night comes and robs me of the finish of the unbridled debauch.
3
The unfortunate governor's ukase had precipitated a general debauch for all hands.
4
The Maalem rose at last, somewhat unsteadily after his debauch of kief.
5
It is splendid flesh, but he has been on a long debauch.
6
At St. Bartholomew's he had an attack of vomiting after a debauch.
7
Could debauch, could ruin of body and soul be put more plainly?
8
The debauch of the previous night had left the usual effects behind it.
9
One had in mind the cleaning up after some ghastly debauch.
10
It is a necessary relaxation of the strenuous, a debauch of the soul.
11
The dangerous work of the next few months became like a long debauch.
12
The Padishah went on quite impassible-thepicture of debauch and ennui.
13
He was in misery; he was paying for last night's debauch.
14
The man was still drunk, but only with the lees of the debauch.
15
But the Lost Nation folks use it as an excuse for a debauch.
16
War is a great debauch, perhaps now the last the race will experience.
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