licentious

licentious音标

英 [laɪˈsenʃəs]

美 [laɪˈsɛnʃəs]

licentious基本释义

adj.放荡的；放肆的

licentious用法及例句

licentious的解释

adj

1. lacking moral disciplineespecially sexually unrestrained

e.g. coarse and licentious men

1. 不道德的；（尤指）放荡的，淫乱的If you describe a person as licentious, you mean that they are very immoral, especially in their sexual behaviour.

licentious的反义词

e.g. ...alarming stories of licentious behaviour.关于放荡淫乱行为的骇人听闻的故事

1. 放肆的：licentiate 领开业证书者 | licentious 放肆的 | Licetus 峭壁平原

2. 亵：licentiate 领有开业证书的人 | licentious 亵 | lich-gate 有钉盖的墓

3.

3. 纵欲的,放肆的：licence 许可,特许,执照 | licentious 纵欲的,放肆的 | licit 不禁止的,合法的

4.

4. 放肆：folly 愚蠢 | embezzlement 盗用 | licentious 放肆

He is all that is worst in the aristocracy. Profligate, licentious and godless.

出自：L. Kinsale

近义词

临近词

wanton淫乱的

epicurean好享乐的

abandoned被抛弃的

abusive辱骂的

fleshly肉体的

licentiously

licentiousness

licentious manner

Licentious in conduct

lichen

Licentious and shameless

licensee

相关列句

Accustomed to licentious speak, just because, to be friends.(习惯了放肆的说话，只因为，是朋友。)

The wife of his master is a licentious woman, one who urged his steps to take hold on hell.(他主人的妻子是一个放纵的女人，促使他的脚步走向地狱。)

An 18th-century history of music described Gesualdo's harmonies, which veer in and out of familiar scales, as "harsh, crude and licentious".(十八世纪的音乐史著形容杰氏的和声（将通常的音阶作突然性的高低转换）“刺激、粗俗、放肆”。)

But wait, but to unbridled lost licentious excuses.(而等到想放肆的时候，却失去了放肆的借口。)