debauched

adj.

放荡的；堕落的；行为不检点的；显得纵情声色的

v.

使堕落；放荡(debauch的过去分词)；

1. He debauched (ie seduced) many innocent girls.
   他诱使许多清白的女子堕落了。

The Debauched
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