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debauches

  • present tense form of debauch (3rd person singular).

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Inflation, of course, debauches a currency by reducing its purchasing power.

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Thus the devil thrives in proportion, is always ready to enrich the rich man with ruin, the wise man with folly, the beautiful woman with degradation, the kind, average man with debauches of savagery.

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Good ideas are kept out of circulation because they are concealed by highbrow language, whereas lowbrow journalism debauches American speech.

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Other practically sure signs of neurosis: fear of not being able to draw a deep breath, burning in the abdomen, repeated belching, stomachaches after "emotional debauches," "distresses that come before breakfast."

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The account given by Sismondi of the debauches of this persecutor of the Huguenots is very full.

From The Huguenots in France by Smiles, Samuel

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