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How would you use the word Debauchery in a sentence?

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Debauchery means uncontrolled indulgence in immoral pleasures such as drinking, sex, and drugs. You might say something like "Debauchery is disgusting to me," or "The church admonished the college students for their debauchery at the frat party."

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