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Significados de licentious en inglés

Licentious.

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          1
          The movements of the dancers grow licentious and more and more rapid.
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          Later, the flesh did assert itself, though in a hardly licentious manner.
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          Society has established the licentious wrong,-thelaw protects it, custom enforces it.
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          4
          These Merovingian kings were as greedy and licentious as they were cruel.
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          5
          The wretches whom money could purchase were, of course, licentious and unprincipled.
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          His interposition of a long paragraph of blank verses is unwarrantably licentious.
          Lives of the Poets, Volume 1
          7
          No court prodigal was ever more licentious or extravagant than you are.
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          8
          With Madame de Warens, Rousseau's relations, as is intimated above, became licentious.
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          9
          The Spaniards had been cruel and licentious in their dealing with the Indians.
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          The rich indeed are indulged in all the licentious liberties they can desire.
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          11
          The young woman, Oran, compelled by a licentious lord to display her body.
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          12
          The licentious Duc de Richelieu was the pander on this occasion.
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          They are very licentious, especially those living in towns and cities.
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          14
          Hugh himself impeached the Bards for their licentious and lawless lives.
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          The press is restricted only from publishing licentious and revolutionary books.
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          London is beautiful in that narrow street, celebrated for licentious literature.
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