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Meanings of dissipate life in inglés

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Usage of dissipate life in inglés
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Little by little, he returned to the dissipated life he had formerly lived.
Juana
2
I told him young Assheton was leading an idle, extravagant, and dissipated life.
The Blotting Book
3
I have never led a dissipated life-never ,inany respect.
Ghosts
4
Linmere had been abroad several years, and had led a very reckless, dissipated life.
The Fatal Glove
5
Desnoyers was becoming indignant at his son's dissipated life.
The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse
6
Your poverty does not absolve you, for it is the direct consequence of your dissipated life.
Napoleon and the Queen of Prussia
7
The fact was that since his return he had been leading a most dissipated life indeed.
An Iceland Fisherman
8
The young man, set at ease about his expenses, resumed light-heartedly his studious and dissipated life.
Saint Augustin
9
A mean, selfish, dissipated life- alifethat would be Olivia's curse as long as it lasted.
The Doctor's Dilemma
10
We found Deluc to have led a dissipated life, and to have mixed with very bad company.
Little Novels
11
Dimitri Ivan'itch is now a man long past middle age, and still continues his wild, dissipated life.
Russia
12
Next to the boulevards, the Palais-Royal was the centre of the elegant and dissipated life in the capital.
The Ways of Men
13
The flame of a real love burned up the evil weeds fostered by a libertine and dissipated life.
An Old Maid
14
Bolton was a good mother, and looked upon Sidney as the pride and joy of her somewhat dissipated life.
The Green Mummy
15
He attended to army affairs reluctantly, left everything to his generals, and while awaiting the Emperor's arrival led a dissipated life.
War and Peace
16
Much has been written of Bismarck's reckless and dissipated life at the university, which differed not essentially from that of other nobles.
Beacon Lights of History, Volume 10: European Leaders