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Licentiously

Description:

Licentiously is an adverb derived from the adjective "licentious", which refers to behaving in a sexually immoral or unrestrained manner, or lacking moral discipline. It can also describe something that is excessively indulgent or unrestricted.

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Usage Examples:

Sense: Behaving in a sexually immoral or unrestrained manner:

1. The provocative dance routine was performed licentiously, pushing the boundaries of acceptable behavior.

2. They engaged in licentious behavior during their wild night out.

3. The scandalous novel portrays a world of licentious desires and forbidden affairs.

Sense: Lacking moral discipline or restraint:

1. The corporation acted licentiously, disregarding environmental regulations to maximize profits.

2. The dictator ruled the country with a licentious disregard for human rights and personal freedoms.

Sense: Excessively indulgent or unrestricted:

1. The sweet and licentiously rich dessert was a true temptation for anyone trying to maintain a diet.

2. The licentious party lasted until dawn, with unlimited drinks and wild entertainment.

3. The fashion show featured bold and licentiously flamboyant designs that challenged traditional aesthetics.