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Meanings of debauched in English
Unrestrained by convention or morality.
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Usage of debauched in English
1
She is a former nun who was debauched long ago by Docre.
2
The men, when grown up, frequently become drunken, and the girls debauched.
3
Now tell me what you and that debauched McCarthyite have been doing?
4
Yes, jealousy, causeless jealousy, is the condition of our debauched conjugal life.
5
She met his gaze boldly, like a woman willing to be debauched.
6
Must hate the man who has oppressed and debauched and cheated them!
7
I wrote that when my mother first met this debauched old man.
8
The soul of the country was debauched with doles and charities.
9
In his debauched nature, the oil of sympathy had long ago been exhausted.
10
A few great planters debauched the housekeeping of the whole island.
11
Her hair was anyhow: a debauched wreckage of combs and wisps and hairpins.
12
They are made debauched by being punished before they are so.
13
Like other debauched characters, he ate little or nothing for breakfast.
14
Like other debauched characters, he eat little or nothing for breakfast.
15
The old, weary, restless, debauched, defeated world-itshall sing and dance.
16
Fallen angels and debauched priests, diabolists, vampires, tracts on sordid and sundry topics.
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