debosh Antonyms
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Meaning of debosh
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debosh (v. t.)
To debauch.
debosh Sentence Examples
- The sailors returned from their voyage, ready to debosh in the taverns of the port town.
- After a week of hard work, the miners sought to debosh themselves with hearty meals and copious amounts of ale.
- The decadent banquet quickly turned into a debosh, with guests dancing wildly and drinking until dawn.
- The young noblemen spent their inheritance in a debosh of extravagance and excess.
- The roaring twenties were known for their deboshed parties and jazz-filled nights.
- Despite his reputation for debosh, he was still regarded as a charming and charismatic figure.
- The carnival atmosphere in the streets was a debosh of colors, music, and revelry.
- The soldiers celebrated their victory with a debosh in the local tavern, singing raucous songs and raising their tankards high.
- His deboshed behavior often landed him in trouble, but he never seemed to learn his lesson.
- The lavish masquerade ball descended into a debosh of masked revelers indulging in all manner of excess.
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To debauch.
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The sailors returned from their voyage, ready to debosh in the taverns of the port town.
After a week of hard work, the miners sought to debosh themselves with hearty meals and copious amounts of ale.
The decadent banquet quickly turned into a debosh, with guests dancing wildly and drinking until dawn.
The young noblemen spent their inheritance in a debosh of extravagance and excess.
