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Meanings of unbridled license in inglês
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Usage of unbridled license in inglês
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The day passed for them in unbridledlicense in honor of the goddess.
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Grant stood forth in an era of unbridledlicense unsullied as a god.
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The faces, after a night of unbridledlicense, showed dull and slack in the daylight.
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She gave her soul unbridledlicense to feast with joyous ecstasy upon the thrilling memories.
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Voltaire had shown himself in his former unbridledlicense, his biting irony, his cutting sarcasm.
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We won't break rules and indulge in unbridledlicense as to late hours again, will we, Dick?
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I think, however, that one of the most deplorable features of American life is the unbridledlicense of the Press.
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Besides, the flute was the chosen instrument of the orgiastic Bacchic cult, and its associations were those of unbridledlicense.
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The better class, in the town itself, was in the minority and unable to restrain the unbridledlicense which flourished everywhere.
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The chief note of this older comedy for the ancient critics was its unbridledlicense of direct personal satire and invective.
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Sometimes the usurpation of the executive power, sometimes the fickleness and unbridledlicense of the people, had brought popular governments to destruction.
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The famous Albert memorial statue was blown to shivers by dynamite at high noon, and unbridledlicense became the watchword of the masses.
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The unbridledlicense which paganism granted, was much more congenial to his unrenewed heart than the salutary restraints of the gospel of Christ.
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Never did an envenomed scurrility against everything sacred and civil, public and private, rage through the kingdom with such a furious and unbridledlicense.
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But, in the streets, the insolence of the Praetorians was unendurable and their unbridledlicense and arrogance terrorized the entire population, especially the upper classes.
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It would maintain a stricter censorship than heretofore, and is inclined to attribute all the immorality of the age to the unbridledlicense of authors.