debauchedly
Variant of debauch
de·bauch (dē bôc̸h′, di-)
transitive verb
Etymology: Fr débaucher < OFr desbaucher, to seduce, orig., to separate (branches from trunk) < des-, away from + bauch, beam, tree trunk < Frank *balko, beam: for IE base see balk
Related Forms:
- debauchedly de·bauch′·edly (-id lē) adverb
- debaucher de·bauch′er noun
- debauchment de·bauch′·ment noun
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