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| de·bauch [ di báwch ] |
transitive verb (past and past participle de·bauched, present participle de·bauch·ing, 3rd person present singular de·bauch·es) |
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1. lead somebody into immoral behavior: to persuade somebody to behave in an immoral way
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2. seduce somebody: to seduce somebody sexually
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noun (plural de·bauch·es) |
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episode of dissipation: a period of indulgence in immoral behavior
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| [Late 16th century. < French débaucher] |
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  de·bauch·er noun |
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