depravity
Origin of depravity
1Other words from depravity
- non·de·prav·i·ty, noun, plural non·de·prav·i·ties.
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How to use depravity in a sentence
Many of us did not even know the cyber realm harbored such depravities.
A mystery that roasted Washington, D.C. for its sexual depravities might have been a guilty pleasure.
Returning to my old lodging, I spent my days in wandering about town, often offending the public by my depravities.
The World's Greatest Books, Vol X | VariousShe told him everything—sins of omission, childish depravities, made real only by the decalogue.
The Danger Mark | Robert W. ChambersThe professor wanted to learn more about the First Lady's depravities himself.
Legacy | James H Schmitz
The horrible depravities of the Templars were becoming known.
The History of Prostitution | William W. SangerMen of intellect, educated in the cult of the beautiful, preserve a certain sense of order even in their worst depravities.
The Child of Pleasure | Gabriele D'Annunzio
British Dictionary definitions for depravity
/ (dɪˈprævɪtɪ) /
the state or an instance of moral corruption
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