Debauch is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DEBAUCH in dictionary:

VERB:
• to lead into lewdness, also DEBOSH
• destroy or debase the moral purity of; corrupt
• seduce (a woman)
• corrupt morally or by intemperance or sensuality
• make (someone) bad or corrupt
NOUN:
• a bout of excessive indulgence in sex, alcohol, or drugs
• the practice of excessive indulgence in sex, alcohol, or drugs
• To lead away from purity or excellence; to corrupt in character or principles; to mar; to vitiate; to pollute; to seduce; as, to debauch one\'s self by intemperance; to debauch a woman; to debauch an army.
• Excess in eating or drinking; intemperance; drunkenness; lewdness; debauchery.
• An act or occasion of debauchery.
• a wild gathering involving excessive drinking and promiscuity
• instance or period of extreme dissipation
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to corrupt
• make (someone) bad or corrupt, esp sexually

Words related to DEBAUCH

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Words that contain DEBAUCH

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How to use DEBAUCH in a sentence

• But in this adorable Italy religion and revelry were on such good terms that religion was a sort of debauch and debauch religion.
• It was a distinctive feature of slavery, as here known, that it tended to debauch the mind of Christendom.
• So the corpse was left in the church, and the vicar buried it next day when he had recovered from his debauch.
• Certainly she made the firing squad first pause in the wild debauch of destruction.
• The loss of the ten guineas, and the feverish sickness produced from their debauch, rendered their situation not enviable.
• To see a human being suffer is to him a debauch of happiness.
• When they had accumulated enough for a real debauch they went to this hut and for several days were dead to the outside world.
• The Maalem rose at last, somewhat unsteadily after his debauch of kief.
• His hair hung a tangled mass about his forehead, his eagle eyes were dimmed by debauch, and a thin, worn coat was buttoned over soiled linen.
• Its force, within the kingdom, must depend on how much of this last kind of people it can debauch with money from its present bias to the right cause.
• I returned from a debauch which had lasted me for about a month to find that I was alone in the world.
• He had slept off his debauch and was as sober as a man in the throes of alcoholic appetite may be.
• Achievement must be moderately indulged in, not made the pretext for a debauch.
• But he rose from the depths of debauch and despair, and went on with the game.
• In this state of mind the Captain, shaken by his debauch, had almost collapsed before Mr.
• Only God knew how many times he had remained alone after hearing those prayers, saved from nights of drunken debauch.
• Whenever a man begins to seek equality of dispensation, he is in a fair way to debauch his conscience.
• Love, which is debauch of reason, the strong and austere joy of a lofty soul, and pleasure, the vulgar counterfeit sold in the market-place, are two aspects of the same thing.
• In the morning, all New York looks as if it had just come out of a debauch.
• No one, for example, was ever in love without indulging in a positive debauch of humility.
• The Portuguese captain, with nerves smashed by his spell of debauch, played a score of parts.
• Ellison and those few of his countrymen who have publicly rebuked the noisy bitterness of writers striving, with too much success, to debauch the sentiment of England.
• Wearied at last with his life of travel, debauch, and deception, Abu Zeid retires to his native city and becomes an ascetic, thus to atone in a measure for his past sins.
• The men usually began each season with a debauch and ended it with another.
• The result was, that the party spent the evening in a riotous debauch, and were carried to bed by the servants at a late hour.
• Every former profession of public spirit is to be considered as a debauch of youth, or, at best, as a visionary scheme of unattainable perfection.
• He met men whom he knew, but he would not be tempted by them into a debauch.
• See his dreadful end! Mark that fatal night! Remember that he had been preparing for that season of riot and debauch by previous indulgence.
• They have never been conquered, although the gold and diamond traders have sought to debauch them, and the ivory and rubber capitalists have cruelly wronged their weaker groups.

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