debauched

American  

[dih-bawcht] / dɪˈbɔtʃt /

adjective

1. displaying the effect of excessive indulgence in sensual pleasure.

   a flabby and debauched face.

2. corrupted; debased.

   debauched morals.

   Synonyms:

   immoral, profligate, dissipated, depraved

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Other Word Forms

• debauchedly adverb
• debauchedness noun
• undebauched adjective

Etymology

Origin of debauched

First recorded in 1590–1600; debauch + -ed ²

Example Sentences

The dissolute, debauched Lucius might have proved a challenge for Marcus in the long run, but illness carried him off after eight years in power.

From The Wall Street Journal

"If anyone has lived the debauched rock 'n' roll lifestyle," he once admitted, "I suppose it's me."

From BBC

Sylvanian Families has become embroiled in a legal battle with a TikTok creator who makes comedic videos of the children's toys in dark and debauched storylines.

From BBC

From their earliest shared Lunchables through debauched bachelorette parties right up to the Golden Girls years, women bond with intensity.

From Salon

But finally seeing the Rockstar-approved version of its debauched, riotous virtual Miami after almost 10 years of waiting sent fans wild.

From BBC