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How to pronounce licentiousness in English?

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Type Words
Synonyms dissipation, dissolution, looseness, profligacy
Type of intemperance, intemperateness, self-indulgence
Derivation licentious
Type Words
Synonyms wantonness
Type of immorality
Derivation licentious

Examples of licentiousness

licentiousness
Our ancestors first interpreted panics as punishment for licentiousness.
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But some of his best chapters are devoted to the efforts to curb the general licentiousness.
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Where there is no accountability for one's actions there can only be licentiousness, not liberty.
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You can make too much of the licentiousness of the court and decadence of its behaviour, however.
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But his licentiousness and extravagance made the Athenians long for the government of Cassander.
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There was a moderate path between asceticism and licentiousness.
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John Allan blamed Poe's interest in Byron for his licentiousness.
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The messages of licentiousness are all too prevalent.
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Orthodox newspapers regularly preach against licentiousness and warn of a crisis in faith and morals.
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More examples
  • The quality of being lewd and lascivious
  • Profligacy: dissolute indulgence in sensual pleasure
  • (licentious) lacking moral discipline; especially sexually unrestrained; "coarse and licentious men"
  • The property of being licentious
  • (licentious) Lacking restraint, or ignoring societal standards, particularly in sexual conduct; Disregard for accepted rules
  • (licentious) (adj) - sexually immoral
  • (Licentious) (adj) unrestrained by law, sex, or general morality; going beyond customary or proper bounds or limits
  • (licentious) (adj.) displaying a lack of moral or legal restraints (Marilee has always been fascinated by the licentious private lives of politicians.)
  • Acting without regard to law, ethics, or the rights of others.