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Meaning of rakery
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rakery (n.)
Debauchery; lewdness.
rakery Sentence Examples
- The lawyer's incisive questioning revealed a trail of deception that led to the raker's arrest.
- The gambler's rakish demeanor hinted at a life of debauchery and reckless abandon.
- The politician's cunning schemes were a raker's delight, allowing him to evade scrutiny.
- The nightclub's clientele exuded an air of rakerish glamour, with their flashy attire and seductive smiles.
- The author's rakerish prose evoked a sense of adventure and rebellion in his readers.
- The detective's relentless pursuit of the raker's syndicate uncovered a web of criminal activity.
- The businesswoman's rakerish charm masked her shrewd intelligence and ruthless ambition.
- The actor's rakish portrayal of the seductive vampire captivated audiences with its enigmatic charm.
- The raker's fortune was built on a foundation of deceit and manipulation, leaving a trail of broken hearts in its wake.
- The rock band's rakerish lyrics celebrated a life of indulgence and excess, capturing the spirit of youth and rebellion.
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Debauchery; lewdness.
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The lawyer's incisive questioning revealed a trail of deception that led to the raker's arrest.
The gambler's rakish demeanor hinted at a life of debauchery and reckless abandon.
The politician's cunning schemes were a raker's delight, allowing him to evade scrutiny.
The nightclub's clientele exuded an air of rakerish glamour, with their flashy attire and seductive smiles.
