crapulence

I almost vomited at its crapulence on first sight.

Marneffe, for example, represents crapulence.

Camillus found that the Gauls were too distracted, celebrating their latest spoils with much crapulence at their camp.

There's nothing to stop you from associating with my servants if you want to, but I'd prefer not to have the younger ones reduced to a state of crapulence for your purposes."

But they are fighting this godawful architecture and, at least for now, are unwilling to admit to the the world the crapulence of the architecture by throwing the stupider parts overboard.

I paragraph 1 the real chastity of Percivale or Parsifal, a chastity which did not prevent his dipping the point of the sacred lance into the Holy Grail, is distinguished from its misinterpretation by modern crapulence.