Significados de most dissolute en inglés

The most dissolute have their serious moments; their pangs of remorse and terror.

Have I not heard that their camp was the most dissolute ever seen?

The most dissolute cavaliers stood aghast at the dissoluteness of the emancipated precisian.

Their brother had lived a most dissolute life, but then he was their brother.

The most dissolute of English kings was content, and more than content, with one wife.

Corinth was, in fact, at this time one of the most dissolute cities of the Empire.

Francesco Cenci, in the late 16th century, was perhaps the most dissolute and brutal of them all.

The most dissolute libertine dares not to disrespect our sex, unless we ourselves encourage him by advances.

The young man returned to New Orleans, and became one of the most dissolute and abandoned characters of the city.

We shall see that his Court, the most dissolute, perhaps, that England ever tolerated, corrupted the manners of the students.

The stranger was meanly dressed, with every appearance about his person and countenance, of squalid poverty and of the most dissolute habits.

From the most peaceable, inoffensive, and happy, of all the sons of the forest, they had become the most dissolute, quarrelsome, and drunken.

For while I remained on the stage, among the most dissolute surroundings, fortune showered me with every benefit she heaps on her favourites.

But of all the party men to whom the young Duchess of Devonshire was introduced, the most able and the most dissolute was Fox.

She was one of those persons who command the respect of the boldest of men, and before whom the most dissolute women exercised care.

Even a passing glance confirmed that there were anatomies and gratifications on offer here that beggared the most dissolute backwaters of Bangkok or Tangiers.