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debauchment
This term carries a heavy moral judgment, evoking images of systemic decay and the deliberate abandonment of virtue. It describes not just a single lapse in judgment, but a comprehensive descent into vice, often associated with wealth, power, and an obsession with physical gratification.
Because it refers to an abstract state of corruption or the process of becoming corrupted, it is treated as an uncountable noun. It does not typically take a plural form and requires partitive constructions if one needs to specify a particular instance of the behavior.
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The young heir fell into a life of total debauchment after inheriting the estate.
He feared the debauchment of the city would corrupt his children.
The court was a den of debauchment and political intrigue.
I cannot believe he surrendered himself to such debauchment.
The novel depicts the slow debauchment of a once virtuous man.
Their nights were spent in an endless cycle of debauchment and excess.
The governor was accused of the debauchment of the youth in his province.
Such blatant debauchment is unacceptable in a house of worship.