Meanings of profligate man in English

A fallen woman is a worse devil than ever a profligate man.

The most profligate man has earmarks of manhood on him that no beast can duplicate.

He was a bold, able and profligate man, who marred great abilities by greater vices.

The profligate man cannot answer it.

For God's sake, take care you do not fall a victim next to the designs of a profligate man.

You have not, O Romans, to deal with a wicked and profligate man, but with an unnatural and savage beast.

I am a free, pampered, profligate man, while you are a working woman, going in bark shoes and never straightening your back.

But let me tell you one thing, aunt: Mr. Wildeve is not a profligate man, any more than I am an improper woman.

This girl, as pretty as her sister, though in another style, began by awakening my curiosity- aweaknesswhich usually renders the profligate man inconstant.

There was a fund of good, I can tell you, in that poor baby's father-thoughI don't deny that he was a profligate man.

They were utterly bad, profligate men, utterly regardless of the honour of God, and they disgraced their sacred calling by their shameless lives.

His sermon "Reformation of Morals practicable and desirable" warned against "profane and profligate men of corrupt minds and to every good work reprobate."