Debauched

Pronunciation: /dɪˈbɔːʧt/

Definitions of debauched

adjective morally corrupt or perverted

Example Sentences

A1 The debauched man stumbled out of the bar.

A2 The debauched partygoers left a mess in the hotel room.

B1 The debauched behavior of the students led to their suspension.

B2 The debauched lifestyle of the wealthy socialite was well-known in the city.

C1 The debauched aristocracy indulged in excess and extravagance.

C2 The debauched society of the time was depicted in the novel with brutal honesty.

Examples of debauched in a Sentence

formal The debauched behavior of the aristocrats scandalized the public.

informal I can't believe how debauched the party was last night.

slang That guy is always up to some debauched antics.

figurative The debauched state of the city's infrastructure was evident in the crumbling buildings.

Grammatical Forms of debauched

• past tense: debauched
• plural: debauched
• comparative: more debauched
• superlative: most debauched
• present tense: debauch
• future tense: will debauch
• perfect tense: have debauched
• continuous tense: is debauching
• singular: debauched
• positive degree: debauched
• infinitive: to debauch
• gerund: debauching
• participle: debauching

Origin and Evolution of debauched

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: French

Story behind the word: The word 'debauched' originated from the French word 'débaucher' which means to lead astray or corrupt.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'debauched' has evolved to encompass a broader meaning of excessive indulgence in sensual pleasures and moral corruption.