Translations for „debauch“ in the English » Arabic Dictionary

debauch <debauch; debauches> N

debauch

فِسْق

debauch VB

debauch

غَوَى

debauch (feelings & emotions)

أَفْسَدَ الأَخْلاقَ أو الآدابَ

debauch (feelings & emotions)

أغْوَى

debauch (feelings & emotions)

أغْرَى

debauch (feelings & emotions)

أفْسَدَ الأخْلاقَ أو الآدابَ إلخ

debauch (feelings & emotions)

أفْسَدَ خُلُقِيّاً إلخ

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English

The members say that their guiding philosophy is if not great and excellent, then debauched.

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Underneath all the debauch, is there a good record in there?

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As regent, he was courageous, but violent, cruel and debauched.

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This allowed the investment banks to indulge in the debauch of financial invention that almost destroyed the world's monetary system.

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He thinks that almost everyone in government is weak, hopeless and vacillating -- or else they are debauched, murderous and corrupt.

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A little debauched, too -- all wood, red plush and alcoves.

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We can be merry without debauch.

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He was a short, ugly, debauched and brutal man not only repulsive in appearance, but cursed with so violent a temper that it was positively dangerous to contradict him.

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Which means that tonight could be quite the debauch, full of terrible and wonderful things.

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Another typology distinguishes between the polite rake and the debauch, using criteria of social class and style.

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