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Meanings of most licentious in English
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Usage of most licentious in English
1
They gather together for the most licentious of activities, wearing strange garments and behaving like...like animals.
2
Marriage is the most licentious of human institutions-
3
They were from the girl to the boy, and were couched in the most licentious, unguarded language imaginable.
4
The most licentious women, so she told me, had distinguished themselves by pious exercises during the observance of the jubilee.
5
The press, relieved of its most watchful and jealous spies, teemed with pamphlets and books of the most licentious character.
6
His conduct most licentious.
7
She had none of the weaknesses of her sex; she lived chaste amid the debauchery of the most licentious court in Europe.
8
Lost to all dignity and decency, he indulged in the most licentious riots, disguising himself like a slave, and committing midnight assaults.
9
They were exposed to the utmost licentiousness of the press and of the stage, when the press and the stage were most licentious.
10
The two last Congresses have been the theme of the most licentious reprobation for printers thirsting after war, some against France, and some against England.