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depravació
A corrupt or depraved or degenerate act or practice.
depravity
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depravació
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depravity
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depravity
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1
Inevitably, it provokes envy in the poor and
depravity
in the rich.
2
If so, he had not realised it; the
depravity
had been unconscious.
3
Has this country really sunk to such levels of
depravity
and viciousness?
4
And yet his crime was committed more in thoughtlessness than deliberate
depravity
.
5
Rarely do they risk matching the
depravity
to which they are responding.
1
His will was not stronger than the general
turpitude
of his nature.
2
Superficial social reformers make poverty responsible for the total
turpitude
of men.
3
The cities were berated as hubs of moral
turpitude
,
decadence and greed.
4
It's a piece of moral
turpitude
-
an
insult
to common sense-andinfamously odd-
5
Argue with these gross self-satisfied fellows about the
turpitude
of the artisans!
6
Or, if you believe in Edward's moral
turpitude
,
bog water in a colander.
7
One step downward in the path of moral
turpitude
ever leads to another.
8
The conventional
turpitude
of the offence wholly depended on the provocation.
9
The disappointment itself was great, but the
turpitude
that attended it much greater.
10
He had always held that tampering with the mails evinced the blackest
turpitude
.
11
And cut out the immoral gestures, no one's stopping this parade for
turpitude
.
12
How do you feel toward that spiritual fraud,
turpitude
and perfidy?
13
I will not soil my mind by letting it dwell upon such
turpitude
!
14
Oh, how can we reveal the whole duplicity and
turpitude
of Ananias Pullwool?
15
We print (with shame and the consciousness of
turpitude
)
the following letter:-
16
The scorn that intolerant youth has for moral
turpitude
rang in her clear voice.
turpitude
moral turpitude
absolute turpitude
aggravate turpitude
blackest turpitude
colossal turpitude
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depravació