Definition Synonyms
Definition of licentiousness - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
immoralitylack of moral or legal restraints
- His licentiousness led to numerous scandals.
2.
hedonismexcessive indulgence in sensual pleasures
- The licentiousness of the party shocked everyone.
3.
obscenityRare lewd and lascivious behaviorRare
- The novel was criticized for its licentiousness.
Origin of licentiousness
Latin, licentia (freedom) + -ous (full of)
Terms with licentiousness included in their meaning
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immoral
completely given up to dissipation and licentiousness
Examples of licentiousness in a sentence
Licentiousness in the city led to a crackdown by authorities. His licentiousness led to a life of scandal and ruin. The novel explores themes of licentiousness and moral decay. The film was banned due to its licentiousness. His licentiousness was evident in his scandalous lifestyle.
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- French:immoralité, licence, ...
- German:Zügellosigkeit, ...
- Italian:licenziosità, ...
- Spanish:licenciosidad, lujuria, ...
- Portuguese:licenciosidade, libertinagem, ...
- Chinese:淫乱, 放荡, ...
- Japanese:放蕩, 淫乱, ...
- Arabic:الفجور, فُجُور, ...
- Hebrew:חֹסֶר מוּסָרִיּוּת, הַפְקָרוּת, ...
- Russian:распущенность, распутство, ...
- Ukrainian:розпусність, ліценціозність, ...
- Hindi:अनैतिकता, उच्छृंखलता, ...
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