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Significados de debauched en inglés
Unrestrained by convention or morality.
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Examples for "fast"
Examples for "fast"
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A similar fast-charge network for Europe will be announced later this year.
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For particularly serious crimes, including alleged terrorism, the process can be fast-tracked.
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At times of great stress, comfort food and fast food are best.
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They bring construction work and good jobs in the fast-growing tech industry.
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Our health, our economy, our income, even cooked food and fast food.
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Consider our work with former Soviet states to secure loose nuclear material.
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Read: New law banning loose cigarette sales hurts spaza shops and hawkers
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Tufts loose; ovicell small in proportion to the size of the cells.
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In fact today it was very loose: almost ready to fall off.
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Dow's solution involves cutting loose Greece and Portugal, and probably Ireland too.
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However, the company says plans have been abandoned because of financial problems.
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The central bank last month abandoned any interest rate hikes this year.
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All but abandoned 20 years ago, nuclear energy is again hot news.
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The match, a friendly, was abandoned as a result of the violence.
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The government formally abandoned a six-year-old Norwegian- brokered ceasefire a year ago.
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The forestry ministry estimates there are 35 million hectares of degraded land.
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After Zhu, inequality thrived, the environment was degraded and political reform stagnated.
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In the northern Netherlands, the degraded condition of the mass continued longest.
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The feeling grew in Rose that the Countess lowered and degraded her.
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At the same time they were in many respects the most degraded.
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After the first few weeks, her sense of being in danger dissipated.
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All the steam energy is dissipated mechanically, or used directly as heat.
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The exclamation in its absolute sincerity dissipated every trace of his apprehension.
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The reforming thrust of the early years dissipated into a disappointing timidity.
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However, in this soft soil, the impact of missiles was usually dissipated.
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We must not allow our creative protest to degenerate into physical violence.
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In a short time, I'm going to degenerate into a bestial state.
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But if the situation continues to degenerate, that insulation might wear thin.
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He would not be the dupe of such degenerate fables; God forbid.
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They were alone; just they two, the degenerate ruffian and his victim.
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Chagatai was at the centre of a riotous group of young warriors.
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This time the colonies avoided the error of disorderly or riotous opposition.
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The meal goes on in the same riotous style as described before.
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We can confirm that action was taken to disperse the riotous crowd.
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Her riotous cackle unnerved Kyle far more than he thought it should.
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Ninety minutes for the paymaster to give the profligate state a drubbing.
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They kept their promise, and discovered him in the most profligate society.
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Yet, though profligate in one respect, he was temperate in every other.
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If we choose the branch that continues our profligate habits, we will.
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A lady has two sisters of the most profligate and unprincipled character.
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He was brave and crafty, keen in statesmanship, and dissolute in pleasure.
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Anjou is, from all accounts, reckless and dissolute; and Alencon is sickly.
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Lucretia had passed her life in a refined, but rather dissolute society.
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A brilliant but dissolute duchess taunted him when the news became known.
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Several of them fell into idle and dissolute habits, and became vagabonds.
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Seventy-two years a king; thirty years a libertine; twenty years a repentant.
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The beautiful Berenice definitely bound with fetters of iron the old libertine.
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Zopyrus pronounced the face of Socrates to be that of a libertine.
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The Crown Prince has been pictured as a libertine and a pillager.
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The heart of this young libertine was already far on this road.
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Once they were accused before King Nebuchadnezzar of leading an unchaste life.
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We must avoid immodest conversation, unchaste words, vile stories, and shameless jests.
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This maybe true if it is meant to include all habitually unchaste women.
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That this is the case, appears more evidently from such as are unchaste.
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I contracted an acquaintance with a woman who was unchaste, perverse, and malignant.
Uso de debauched en inglés
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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.
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Now tell me what you and that debauched McCarthyite have been doing?
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Yes, jealousy, causeless jealousy, is the condition of our debauched conjugal life.
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She met his gaze boldly, like a woman willing to be debauched.
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Must hate the man who has oppressed and debauched and cheated them!
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I wrote that when my mother first met this debauched old man.
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The soul of the country was debauched with doles and charities.
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In his debauched nature, the oil of sympathy had long ago been exhausted.
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A few great planters debauched the housekeeping of the whole island.
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Her hair was anyhow: a debauched wreckage of combs and wisps and hairpins.
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They are made debauched by being punished before they are so.
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Like other debauched characters, he ate little or nothing for breakfast.
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Like other debauched characters, he eat little or nothing for breakfast.
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The old, weary, restless, debauched, defeated world-itshall sing and dance.
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Fallen angels and debauched priests, diabolists, vampires, tracts on sordid and sundry topics.
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