Licentiousness

/lɪˈsenʃəsnəs/

Definitions

  1. (n.) The state or quality of being licentious; disregarding accepted rules or standards, especially in sexual conduct.
    The novel was condemned for its licentiousness and moral decadence.

Commentary

Often used in legal or moral contexts to denote behavior that violates societal norms, especially regarding sexual morality.

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