licentious

"What is licentious to you may be truth to another."

Could he ever feel so easily licentious in full view of everyone?

His father had considered the behavior there licentious, he remembered.

Her licentious smile made both Paul and me feel guilty.

You have forced me back into the hands of corrupt, licentious men.

He'd called it other things at first, too long a man with a licentious past to recognize love easily.

For all their licentious behavior, it is only show.

You would do better to try and persuade me to change my licentious ways."

No wonder it was condemned for two centuries as licentious.

Not to engage in licentious acts or encourage others to do so.

The position of ruler is what licentious men use to gain the upper hand.

The lips were more sensuous than the original, almost licentious.

She normally was not what she would have called a licentious person.

His mind jumped from one licentious thought to another.

Not only was the party sure to become licentious; brawls might explode.

She could see my licentious thoughts written across my face.

Williams also left poems which were said to be "witty but licentious".

As if he thought the younger man was in for an evening of licentious revelry.

You're young, beautiful and the streets, as the saying goes, are full of licentious soldiery.

I put the phone down and spoke to the boy in uniform, tearing him from his licentious dreams.

They looked wildly licentious compared to the heavily draped women of Europe.

It was, she knew, an utterly lewd and licentious desire.

Nothing else would get a laugh from my licentious soldiery."

Afterwards he "followed the court" for some time, leading a frivolous if not licentious life.