Plural of debauchery; instances of excessive indulgence, immorality, or unrestrained pleasure-seeking.
From debauchery (noun from debauch) + -ies (plural suffix). The -y/-ies transformation follows English patterns for nouns ending in -y.
The word conjures images of wild Baroque parties and excess—history's most scandalous dynasties were legendary for their debaucheries recorded in moralistic chronicles!
Plural of debauchery; used to describe both male and female excess but with asymmetric moral weight—female excess framed as corruption of innocence; male excess as temporary lapse.
Replace with specific behaviors: 'instances of heavy drinking and risky behavior' instead of 'debaucheries.'
["instances of excess","reckless behaviors","indulgences"]
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