Pronunciation: /dɪˈbɔːtʃəri/
noun excessive indulgence in sensual pleasures, especially in eating and drinking
A1 I heard that debauchery is not allowed in this town.
A2 The party turned into a night of debauchery with excessive drinking and dancing.
B1 The novel explores themes of debauchery and excess in the wealthy elite.
B2 The royal court was known for its debauchery and scandalous behavior.
C1 The artist's paintings were filled with images of debauchery and decadence.
C2 The film depicted the debauchery of the rock and roll lifestyle in the 1970s.
formal The scandalous debauchery at the royal court was met with severe repercussions.
informal The party last night was wild, full of debauchery and chaos.
slang I can't believe the level of debauchery that went down at the music festival.
figurative The debauchery of corruption within the company led to its downfall.
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