debauchery in Japanese
debauchery in Japanese is 放蕩, 淫乱, 淫逸 — debauchery means excessive, unrestrained indulgence in pleasure — heavy drinking, sex, or drug use seen as scandalous.
debauchery in Japanese
放蕩
Pronounced: hōtō
淫乱
Pronounced: inran
淫逸
Pronounced: in'itsu
漁色
Pronounced: gyoshoku
酒色
Pronounced: shushoku
What does "debauchery" mean?
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noun Excessive, unrestrained indulgence in pleasure — heavy drinking, sex, or drug use seen as scandalous.
"Reports of debauchery at the estate scandalised the whole county."
debauchery in a sentence
- Reports of debauchery at the estate scandalised the whole county.
- The emperor was infamous for nights of debauchery in the palace.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "debauchery" in Japanese?
"debauchery" in Japanese is 放蕩, 淫乱, 淫逸. debauchery means: Excessive, unrestrained indulgence in pleasure — heavy drinking, sex, or drug use seen as scandalous.
How do you pronounce 放蕩?
"debauchery" in Japanese is 放蕩, pronounced "hōtō".
How do you use "debauchery" in a sentence?
Example: "Reports of debauchery at the estate scandalised the whole county." In Japanese, "debauchery" is 放蕩, 淫乱, 淫逸.
Are there other ways to say "debauchery" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 5 translations listed for "debauchery": 放蕩, 淫乱, 淫逸, 漁色, 酒色.
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