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debauch
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Verb
To debase or destroy the moral purity of
(
dated
)
To seduce someone
To revel or carouse in an extremely wild manner
Noun
An act or period of debauchery
Pleasure or consumption taken in excess of what is satisfying or necessary
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▲
Verb
▲
To debase or destroy the moral purity of
corrupt
debase
degrade
pervert
deprave
vitiate
poison
warp
demean
subvert
defile
abase
cheapen
demoralise
UK
demoralize
US
bastardise
UK
bastardize
US
pollute
profane
deteriorate
lessen
prostitute
canker
sully
ruin
brutalise
UK
brutalize
US
bestialize
violate
abuse
betray
make degenerate
go bad
go to hell
live in the gutter
taint
contaminate
spoil
foul
stain
desecrate
damage
devalue
lower
befoul
blacken
dishonour
UK
dishonor
US
mar
lead astray
smirch
dehumanize
US
animalize
tar
tarnish
smear
blot
blemish
soil
besmirch
adulterate
dehumanise
UK
injure
despoil
blaspheme
undermine
drag down
harm
disgrace
shame
bemean
blight
trash
infect
dirty
chasten
impair
take down
bring shame to
drag through the mud
make impure
demote
reduce
diminish
destroy
degenerate
deface
mortify
distort
seduce
discredit
vandalize
US
undercut
destabilize
US
embitter
weaken
spot
outrage
depreciate
defame
cast down
dilute
destabilise
UK
vandalise
UK
humiliate
stigmatize
US
lower the status of
treat with disrespect
humble
muck
distain
gaum
begrime
mire
grime
muddy
bemire
smudge
daub
embarrass
stigmatise
UK
make lose face
blacken the name of
bring into disrepute
give a bad name to
make unclean
give a black eye
mark
bring dishonour to
vilify
discolour
UK
show in a bad light
bring discredit to
reflect badly on
denigrate
bring shame on
discolor
US
influence
unsettle
twist
stoop
descend
sink
darken
touch
lure
bend
skew
downgrade
crawl
colour
UK
subjugate
rot
bias
prejudice
bring down
alloy
manipulate
sabotage
bring low
turn
jaundice
consume
rust
inflict
disrupt
worsen
reduce in value
sour
mongrelize
color
US
unhallow
corrode
envenom
reduce in quality
misuse
treat sacrilegiously
set a bad example
trample on
commit sacrilege
scourge
ulcer
sore
tamper with
derogate
do wrong
harden
put down
waste away
radioactivate
cut down to size
desensitize
US
shoot down
tear down
run down
take down a peg
cut down
toughen
afflict
overwhelm
disease
run through
spread among
spread to
cripple
case-harden
inure
debilitate
devaluate
make callous
coarsen
desensitise
UK
make unfeeling
reduce the status of
spatter
splash
blotch
mess up
make dirty
splatter
bespatter
muck up
besoil
make filthy
cloud
make dusty
smutch
encrust
draggle
coat
besmear
bloody
water down
maculate
roil
rile
murk
becloud
make black
make cloudy
cloud up
make darker
make blacker
make murky
scuzz up
make foul
tinge
get filthy
get dirty
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“Organizations that
debauch
the good name of labor unions should be exposed.”
Verb
▲
(
dated
)
To seduce someone
seduce
ravish
deflower
fornicate
lead astray
pop the cherry
rape
violate
molest
defile
abuse
take advantage of
assault
dishonor
US
dishonour
UK
bed
sexually assault
sexually abuse
force yourself on
have your wicked way with
ruin
tumble
have sex with
persuade someone to have sexual intercourse
outrage
befoul
despoil
interfere with
pop someone's cherry
have one's evil way with
have your way with
take away someone's innocence
indecently assault
abuse sexually
harass
force
sexually harass
date-rape
gang-rape
grope
fondle
maul
paw
feel up
touch up
more ❯
“No remorse for the sheriff, and his eye ain't right. I'm going to paint his town red, then
debauch
his wife!”
Verb
▲
To revel or carouse in an extremely wild manner
run riot
revel
carouse
rave
rollick
binge
riot
spree
cut loose
live hard
let loose
frolic
racket
paint the town red
romp
roister
go on a spree
go on a binge
make merry
have fun
whoop it up
celebrate
party
wassail
birl
lark
enjoy oneself
have a party
let go
live it up
make whoopee
have a ball
eat, drink, and be merry
have a fling
have a good time
fool around
paint the town
kick up one's heels
play
feast
rejoice
roll
delight
luxuriate
crow
indulge
bask
raise hell
carry on
push the boat out
blow off steam
run around
large it
kid around
step out
gloat
relish
enjoy
savor
US
kick over the traces
thrive
lap up
wallow
savour
UK
booze
overindulge
binge-drink
bevvy
UK
drink heavily
pub-crawl
quaff
drink freely
imbibe
drink and make merry
bend the elbow
drink
go on the piss
get drunk
bevy
US
raise Cain
go on a pub crawl
go on the bevvy
go on the town
go on a drinking bout
go on a bender
raise the roof
go boozing
caper
gambol
skip
sport
cavort
frisk
dance
hop
disport
prance
jump
spring
leap
trip
bounce
skylark
toy
dally
curvet
capriole
recreate
bob
scamper
cut capers
go on a tear
socialize
US
socialise
UK
go to town
let your hair down
more ❯
Noun
▲
An act or period of debauchery
orgy
bender
carousal
carouse
saturnalia
bacchanalia
binge
fling
spree
bacchanal
party
revel
celebration
merrymaking
revelry
jag
jamboree
wassail
beano
debauchery
feast
festivity
festival
carnival
session
drunk
toot
jollification
rave
merriment
gaiety
sesh
jollity
blind
booze-up
whoopee
reveling
US
boozeroo
souse
beer-up
skite
bust
hooley
revelling
UK
potation
fuddle
drinking bout
junketing
revelment
festivities
rave-up
high jinks
carousel
bout of drinking
predrinking
spell of drinking
frolic
reveler
US
grog-on
binge drinking
compotation
reveller
UK
fun
Dionysiacs
conviviality
entertainment
gayety
rejoicing
dissipation
partying
celebrations
revels
frolics
gang bang
swingers party
carousing
roistering
love-in
whoopla
whoop-de-do
a night on the razzle
a night on the piss
gala
bash
do
beanfeast
thrash
jolly
wingding
shindig
blast
crack
rage
jollo
shivoo
ding
skylarking
knees-up
fete
jubilee
fest
fiesta
fair
holiday
event
Mardi Gras
fête
function
hoopla
gathering
occasion
banquet
hullabaloo
affair
shindy
simcha
bunfight
blowout
jump-up
ceremony
get-together
jol
feasting
carny
masquerade
rout
street fair
grind show
outdoor celebration
side show
street party
romp
bacchanals
ménage à trios
mela
vacation
troilism
holy day
saint's day
threesome
menage a trois
more ❯
“Later in the same year, public celebrations of Armistice Day turned another national holy day into a wild
debauch
.”
Noun
▲
Pleasure or consumption taken in excess of what is satisfying or necessary
overindulgence
excess
intemperance
immoderation
extravagance
prodigality
abandonment
overkill
surfeit
binge
orgy
excesses
hedonism
lack of restraint
extreme behavior
intemperateness
overconsumption
dissipation
debauchery
profligacy
self-gratification
self-indulgence
excessiveness
insobriety
decadence
indulgence
dissoluteness
dissolution
lavishness
exorbitance
unrestraint
immoderacy
nimiety
pleasure-seeking
lack of self-control
intoxication
inebriation
sybaritism
wantonness
overdoing
crapulence
pleasure
extreme behaviour
high living
sensualism
abandon
alcoholism
epicureanism
luxury
lotus-eating
tipsiness
voluptuousness
drunkenness
dipsomania
inebriety
immoderateness
pursuit of pleasure
profligateness
bibulousness
sottishness
high life
lack of self-restraint
boozing
self-satisfaction
alcohol abuse
heavy drinking
hard drinking
serious drinking
riotousness
greed
gluttony
sensuality
lack of control
spree
splurge
gratification
epicurism
luxuriousness
carnality
enjoyment
high-living
licence
license
incontinence
licentiousness
dolce vita
unrestrained bout
la dolce vita
depravity
selfishness
autoeroticism
inordinateness
extreme
extremity
saturnalia
luxuriance
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