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debauched: adjective and adverb
debauch: transitive verb

debauched [dɪˈbɔ:tʃt, Am -ˈbɑ:tʃt] ADJ

debauched

debauched

debauch [dɪˈbɔ:tʃ, Am -ˈbɑ:tʃ] VB trans

deprawować [perf z-]

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This saga of white-collar crime is slightly less violent than other true-crime films, but no less debauched. time.com

All those debauched and shameless rascals who on seeing youths or young men desire to have illicit intercourse with them pray for assistance from the plaster idol. en.wikipedia.org

From that time on he led a debauched life, and lost all political importance. en.wikipedia.org

There were plenty of debauched tales from the trip and that time. entertainment.ie

Early 1719, the debauched princess was big with child again. en.wikipedia.org

His blood and spinal fluid are dripped into the victory wine that is then drunk by his debauched brethren. en.wikipedia.org

A fantastical series of twists and turns follow in which the young man finds himself, after a debauched night of drinking, involved as a second in a duel. en.wikipedia.org

As debauched as such acts used to be, at least they were embarrassing to the issuer. www.marketoracle.co.uk

It focused on the debauched organist of a church the narrators attended as children. en.wikipedia.org

Whilst there, it is said, the 13-year-old grew debauched. en.wikipedia.org

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