licentiousness
/laɪˈsɛnʃəsnəs/
noun
- The quality or state of being sexually immoral or disregarding accepted moral rules.
- The historian wrote about the licentiousness of the ancient Roman emperors.
- Many religious leaders preached against the licentiousness of the era.
- The scandal revealed the licentiousness hidden behind the company's respectable image.
- A lack of restraint or disregard for rules and laws.
- His licentiousness with company funds eventually got him fired.
- The licentiousness of the mob led to widespread vandalism.
- The government cracked down on the licentiousness of the press.
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