debauched

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In a state of placid acceptance, his life in “l(fā)imbo”, he embarks on one final debauched ride in search of the perfect death, his harmonious end-play.
在淡然接受生活已然破碎的事實之后，他開始進(jìn)行最后的放縱——尋求最佳的死亡方式，靜靜地演繹“人生最后一出戲“。
France, for example, defaulted on its royal debt in 1634, 1648, 1661, 1708, 1720, and1770, and in intervening years debauched the currency, which is nothing butdefault in small increments.
例如法國曾在1634、1648、1661、1708、1720和1770年的時候，拖欠皇家債務(wù)，并且在這些年份之間濫發(fā)貨幣，這不過是在一步步拖欠債務(wù)。
“This not something to be proud of, ” said Wu Yong, who traces his lineage back to Wu Tianxing, a 16th-century salt merchant whom Pan believes was the model for the novel’s debauched protagonist.
“這不是什么值得驕傲的事”，吳用，被潘知易考證是小說主人公的后裔。就是吳天行，這位16世紀(jì)的鹽商被認(rèn)為是該小說墮落的主角原型。

How could such a debauched character possibly understand the mysterious truths about chastity?
這樣一個行為不檢點的人物,怎么可能明白關(guān)于貞節(jié)的難解的事實呢？
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Unfortunately, we must use this debauched system because it is the required means to pay our taxes.
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But he was right that a debauched currency was one reason why a whole country could lose its virtue.
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But then they would melt down the old and reissue them debauched with increasing portions of less precious metal alloys.
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made weaker or destroyed by bad sexual behaviour, drinking too much alcohol, taking drugs, etc.

If you describe someone as debauched, you mean they behave in a way that you think is socially unacceptable, for example, because they drink a lot of alcohol or have sex with a lot of people.