debauches (Meaning)
debauches
to seduce from chastity, to lead away from virtue or excellence, to corrupt by intemperance or sensuality, an act or occasion of extreme indulgence in sensuality or carnal pleasures, to make disloyal, to lead away from virtue or morality, an act, occasion, or period of debauchery, orgy
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debauches Sentence Examples
- The relentless debauches of the noblemen resulted in a scandalous reputation.
- Excessive drinking and promiscuous behavior marred the reputation of the notorious debauch.
- The prince's debauched lifestyle alienated his people and led to a revolt.
- The young aristocrat's debauches were a source of concern for his elderly parents.
- The once-respected businessman's career crumbled after his illicit debauches were exposed.
- The debauched habits of the crew rendered the voyage a disaster.
- The city's reputation as a den of debauchery attracted individuals seeking hedonistic pleasures.
- The debauched nature of the emperor's court shocked foreign visitors.
- The excessive debauches of the youth left him emaciated and sickly.
- The scholar's debauched lifestyle hindered his academic pursuits and tarnished his legacy.
FAQs About the word debauches
to seduce from chastity, to lead away from virtue or excellence, to corrupt by intemperance or sensuality, an act or occasion of extreme indulgence in sensualit
humiliates, perverts, corrupts,degrades, debases, prostitutes, depraves, subverts, vitiates, disgraces
enriches, enhances, improves, exalts, honors,ennobles, dignifies, uplifts, elevates, ameliorates
The relentless debauches of the noblemen resulted in a scandalous reputation.
Excessive drinking and promiscuous behavior marred the reputation of the notorious debauch.
The prince's debauched lifestyle alienated his people and led to a revolt.
The young aristocrat's debauches were a source of concern for his elderly parents.
