| Several runners advanced across the field towards the keep, and he grinned licentiously. |
| An ethics columnist who preaches moderation but acts licentiously is a hypocrite, too. |
| At the beginning of the second act, we see Josephine dancing licentiously for a group of soldiers. |
| Paul describes and just as Moses witnessed when he descended from the mount with the Ten Commandments and found his people worshipping idols and behaving licentiously. |
| The royals feign piety through such activities, which enables them to live licentiously when they escape abroad at their people's great expense. |
