Early 1719, the debauched princess was big with child again.

From that time on he led a debauched life, and lost all political importance.

So, the most debauched man in England had social views.

The debauched He had the dirtiest mind she'd ever read.

The greatest achievement of a great nation was a debauched lie.

His death aged 35, about the beginning of 1700, was put down to a debauched lifestyle.

The most debauched man in London was used to being the hunter not the hunted.

Being a music journalist in the 70s was seen as a ticket to debauched glory.

It was a debauched season, but one with its hierarchies and rules nonetheless.

She did not look debauched, old, fat, or listless to him.

I endured two years of marriage to a debauched aristocrat.

A man of great charm and political ability, he was also notorious for his debauched lifestyle.

Debt, alcoholism and a love of debauched living all featured heavily in his life.

"I'm not half as debauched as you prefer to believe."

I also entertain my superiors in that same debauched world far better than any other officer anywhere.

His teachers had been among the most debauched rakes and gallants of the age.

In this sharp, sad comedy, even a debauched game show has its saving grace.

How rare in this debauched day and age.

He lived a debauched life and was politically ineffectual.

His increasingly debauched lifestyle was the cause of his growing debt.

Key was question master in a debauched quiz to find the smartest comedian.

"I hope you wouldn't like the dog to become a debauched bloodhound.

A thoroughly debauched programme,' said Kate, with a dazzling smile.

It was "an alternative for the 'debauched' recreational life of the town".

Not after you've spent so much time and effort trying to convince him you were almost as debauched as he is."

"Let them spend their money on that instead of another debauch!"

Over the next few years, her debauch legend was going national.

You cannot imagine what a debauch they were engaged in.

Even so, most of them looked the worse for wear following the debauch.

He realized that the emotional debauch he'd been on had taken it out of him.

Later that spring he was observed there by another editor "in a debauch."

His life was a series of feasts and wild debauches.

"It will be a debauch, the show," he declared just days before the previews started.

At dinner Boris showed no ill effects from the previous night's debauch.

The debauch went on far into the night, with partners shifting kaleidoscopically.

Suddenly in the midst of this debauch a new and sinister note was introduced.

"Not into the debauch you describe," protested Beth, raising her head.

What idiocies has he uttered, in the course of these nightly debauches?

It was greatly feared that "his infamous debauches may corrupt the young men."

But he is not going to be done out of his debauch of Unselfishness either.

It was a time of debauch and conversion.

The sincerity of these low debauches rendered Nana especially uneasy.

I am chilled and shivering, sick with the after-sickness of debauch.

The choreography can be made to seem more uninhibited without turning into a mere debauch.

You mean you've forgotten in some junk drug debauch."

- This day we had the afterpiece of the debauch.

He heard in the distance cries and songs, the varied noises of a wild debauch.

The unfortunate governor's ukase had precipitated a general debauch for all hands.

He felt as if he had been doped, or were waking after a debauch.

And it was good, of course, as debauches of the enthusiastic kind so often are, especially when presented without program notes.

They came to where the street debauched into the plaza.

The bed was fifteen feet on a side and they'd debauched every square foot.

He is extremely intelligent and totally debauch in his thinking.

Public opinion also turned more against Lloyd - "the woman that has debauched the other two."

Then she realized that it was the same look a man gives a loose woman he's about to debauch.

No man can debauch himself the way you do without paying a heavy price."

I rather doubt that even with your talents you could debauch her."

"You seemed willing to be debauched for a moment there, Cecilia.

How were you left in peace and she debauched?"

Allowing herself to be debauched by a dog might save her from a worse fate.

I can debauch with the best of them.

Would she rail at the stranger for having debauched her cleanly son?

You attempt to debauch your girlfriend as a consequence of nos 1 and 5.

It has this advantage as a witness, it cannot be debauched.

He had debauched a virgin in his care.

Acts of secret sin harden the heart and debauch the conscience.

It was this poem, Augustus said, that had debauched his granddaughter's mind.

God only knew how many other innocent young women of Gloucester he had debauched in this secret attic.

The other chose to debauch herself, to wallow in sin.'

I'm not some spineless idiot to be debauched at your whim!"

Cameron might be a white slaver He could have brought you here to debauch you.

Here debauched a deep gorge, with precipitous, volcanic walls which no man could scale.

John Adams felt the city could "debauch angels."

Lenin is said to have declared that the best way to destroy the capitalism system was to debauch the currency.