licentiousness formal

Some- thing to do with the licentiousness of the women.

She told him he was destroying himself with his licentiousness.

Although only nineteen years old, he was known for his licentiousness.

He is supposed to have been shocked by my licentiousness.

Would approval of the drug appear to be encouraging licentiousness?

This type is created in the conditions of sexual licentiousness while being opposed to doing it at the same time.

It gave her an aroma of licentiousness, and she adored that.

"This is our just punishment for generations of sinful licentiousness."

And have you thought of the years of licentiousness he inevitably has lived?

And the most common problem they tackle, apparently, is not larceny or licentiousness, but loss of face.

A great licentiousness treads on the heels of a reformation.

Now I read records of licentiousness in that book."

Sexual licentiousness was considered to be a moral hazard to which military personnel were exposed.

Anna searched his face for some hint of licentiousness.

Again, Alice did not have the slightest feeling or hint of licentiousness, it was two people sharing themselves.

If regarded negatively they may be called "sexual license" or "licentiousness".

Whether or no our liberty is not recklessness and licentiousness is another matter.

Doth he not condone play and licentiousness on the sabbath?

Socialising takes on a manic energy and there's a delicious licentiousness in the air.

City fathers were forever trying to protect the local women from the perceived licentiousness of the servicemen.

Not every proud display of licentiousness sent viewers scurrying away from theaters.

There was a moderate path between asceticism and licentiousness.

But with licentiousness comes a certain editorial license.

The one that will allow licentiousness and loveless futures for the next thousand years."

When it is strongly developed, it may represent carnality and licentiousness.