debaucherous

[ dih-baw-cher-uhs ]

adjective

1. tending toward or involving debauchery, or excessive indulgence in sensual pleasures:

   a night of debaucherous fun.

Word History and Origins

Origin of debaucherous¹

debaucher(y) + -ous

Example Sentences

Even the film’s defenders grant that “Megalopolis” is juggling a lot, not always adroitly, in marrying Roman past with sci-fi future, debaucherous reverie and ultra sincerity.

From Seattle Times

I went into this deep dive into Truman Capote debaucherous at 54 with C.Z.

From Salon

After a debaucherous night that bleeds into morning, you might stumble upon saucy, deep-fried ribs served with Champagne on the dance floor at 6 a.m.

From Los Angeles Times

Due out Feb 24., the EP is an outward manifestation of an internal reach toward something that feels like truth. “6am,” a call back to his bender era, is a high-energy, debaucherous ode to the afters.

From Los Angeles Times

Due out Feb 24., the EP is an outward manifestation of an internal reach toward something that feels like truth. “6am,” a call back to his bender era, is a high-energy, debaucherous ode to the afters.

From Los Angeles Times