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The term "licentious" means "to be lawless or unprincipled" and is used to denote negative behavior or thinking (etc.) of all kinds. One example-sentence for it would be the following: "The police chief indicated that, even though his troopers might not be catching everyone who engages in licentious acts, they're doing everything they can to try."
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How do you put the word licentious in a sentence?
i was licentious when I saw the worlds best famouse worlwide singer Justin Bieber in the concert of 2011. Hey Justin I am nadeen from Saudi Arabia and i am licentious to see you. I have no idea what licentious mean but i am crazy about you
What is the analogy for discernible?
licentious
How do you use licentious in a sentence?
Lascivious means: Lustful, lewd, wanton; eliciting or expressing carnal desire.Usage: Here is the perfect substitute for the overworked metaphorical sense of "dirty" as in, "The lascivious jokes told by the fraternity brothers made Chastity uncomfortable all weekend." But we have to rue the unwarranted oversight of the verbal counterpart of today's word: "Our old friend, Tucker Doubt, lasciviates evenings in the red light district of our fair city."
What is a 7-letter word that means 'licentious'?
sensual immoral lustful
What is the riddle for a licentious Sim on fountain of legend Sims medieval?
Love
How is a hobknoker gross and illegal?
The word is used to describe licentious and obscene practices
How Were Actors viewed in Shakespeares time?
Actors during the time of Shakespeare were viewed as rowdy, licentious, and untrustworthy.
Did he say the roman church has become the most licentious den of thieves?
Martin Luther said that, yes.
What is another word for kinky?
Twisted, tangled, curly, bizarre, perverted, deviant, unusual, unconventional, licentious...
Can a person be ethical but immoral?
Immorality suggests licentious behaviour which is not in accordance with the rules or standards for right conduct or practice. In short - no.
What does viciosa mean in spanish?
vicious/defective/licentious (woman) spoilt (female) child 'vicioso' would refer to a male
Who pays for Bianca's and licentious wedding in taming of the shrew?
Describing Lucentio as "Licentious" is very amusing, and not without some truth. The feast is at the house of Baptista, the father of the bride, who we will assume bears the cost of it. The same appears to be the case in Kate's wedding earlier on, and Juliet's abortive wedding in Romeo and Juliet follows the same lines.
