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Definition of licentious - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
rule-breakingdisregarding accepted rules or conventions
- His licentious actions shocked the conservative community.
2.
immoral behaviorlacking moral discipline, especially in sexual conduct
- The novel depicted a licentious lifestyle.
Origin of licentious
Latin, licentia (freedom)
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Examples of licentious in a sentence
Her licentious disregard for the rules was evident. His licentious behavior shocked the conservative community. The film was criticized for its licentious scenes.
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- French:licencieux, ...
- German:zügellos, ausschweifend, ...
- Italian:licenzioso, ...
- Spanish:licencioso, ...
- Portuguese:licencioso, imoral, ...
- Chinese:放纵的, 放荡的, ...
- Japanese:放蕩な, 淫らな, ...
- Arabic:مُتَحَلِّل, مُنْحَل, ...
- Hebrew:פָּרוּעַ, חֲסַר מוּסָר, ...
- Russian:распущенный, распутный, ...
- Ukrainian:розпусний, ...
- Hindi:उच्छृंखल, अनैतिक, ...
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