SAT/GRE Vocabulary: Words for Debauchery (লাম্পট্য)
Debauchery - লাম্পট্য
Bacchanalian - লম্পট, অসচ্চরিত্র
Debauchery - লাম্পট্য, ব্যাভিচার
Depraved - নচ্ছার
Libertine - অসচ্চরিত্র
Libidinous - লালসাপূর্ণ
Licentious - লম্পট, অসচ্চরিত্র
Reprobate - দুশ্চরিত্র,হীন ব্যাক্তি
Ribald - অশ্লীল্ভাষী, অমার্জিত ব্যাক্তি, নীচ
Salacious - অশ্লীল
Sordid - নীচ, হীন, ইতর
Turpitude - অসচ্চরিত্র, লাম্পট্য
Source: GREC CENTRE,
Example Sentences
- Bacchanalian: The novel opens with a bacchanalian feast that lasts until dawn.
- Debauchery: The emperor's court was notorious for its debauchery.
- Depraved: The film's villain is a depraved man with no conscience.
- Libertine: In his youth he lived as a libertine, ignoring every social rule.
- Libidinous: The play satirises a libidinous old nobleman.
- Licentious: Critics condemned the licentious behaviour described in the memoir.
- Reprobate: The family treated him as a reprobate after he gambled away the estate.
- Ribald: The sailors sang ribald songs late into the night.
- Salacious: Tabloids thrive on salacious gossip about celebrities.
- Sordid: The report exposed the sordid details of the bribery scandal.
- Turpitude: He was dismissed from office for moral turpitude.
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