debacchation (Meaning)
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debacchation (n.)
Wild raving or debauchery.
Synonyms & Antonyms of debacchation
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debacchation Sentence Examples
- The debacchation of the revelers continued long into the night, with no sign of abating.
- His wild debacchation shocked even his closest friends, who had never seen him behave so recklessly.
- The debacchation of the partygoers was evident in the litter strewn across the lawn the next morning.
- The debacchation of the sailors in the port tavern often led to fights and disturbances.
- Despite the warnings, the debacchation of the students during spring break was inevitable.
- The debacchation of the feast reached its peak when the wine started flowing freely.
- The king's decree aimed to curb the debacchation rampant in the city's nightlife.
- The debacchation of the troops after victory led to a loss of discipline and control.
- Her parents worried about her safety amidst the debacchation of the carnival.
- The debacchation of the aristocracy was a symptom of the decadence that plagued the empire.
FAQs About the word debacchation
Wild raving or debauchery.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The debacchation of the revelers continued long into the night, with no sign of abating.
His wild debacchation shocked even his closest friends, who had never seen him behave so recklessly.
The debacchation of the partygoers was evident in the litter strewn across the lawn the next morning.
The debacchation of the sailors in the port tavern often led to fights and disturbances.
