debaucher

the scandalous party aimed to debauch the innocent guests with wine and vice.

years of relentless debauchery had completely ruined the nobleman's reputation.

the ancient novel depicted a society consumed by utter debauchery and moral decay.

corrupt officials attempted to debauch young politicians with bribes and temptations.

the rock star's life of debauchery finally caught up with his failing health.

scenes of excessive debauchery in the film sparked heated controversy among critics.

the cult leader tried to debauch followers' minds with twisted ideology and promises.

she abandoned her strict upbringing for a life of wild debauchery in the city.

the enemy propaganda sought to debauch soldiers' loyalty and corrupt their principles.

historical accounts describe rome's final days as a period of unprecedented debauchery.

the wealthy heir continued his father's tradition of secret debauchery and scandal.

parents worried that violent video games might debauch their children's impressionable minds.