- is
similar in
meaning to "lewd", "indecent", "lecherous", "unchaste", "
licentious", "libidinous" or "lustful". In
American legal jargon,
lascivious is a...
-
Promiscuity is the
practice of
engaging in ****ual
activity frequently with
different partners or
being indiscriminate in the
choice of ****ual partners...
- due to
Article 301 of China's 1997
Criminal Law
which bans “group
licentiousness”. In Canada, in a 2002
decision regarding a case in
which three people...
- prostitutes,
actresses and
cancan dancers; his father, on
learning of his
licentiousness,
described him as "depraved". He was a
regular visitor to the most exquisite...
- the case against: irreverence, scurrility, profanity,
vilification and
licentious abuse (London: Methuen, 1981) Edited, New
approaches to Ruskin: thirteen...
-
Hubert Bland (3
January 1855 – 14
April 1914) was an
English author. He was
known for
being an
infamous libertine, a journalist, an
early English socialist...
-
gives advice to a
young man
about channeling ****ual urges. Due to its
licentious nature, it was not
published in
collections of his
papers during the 19th...
-
Rashness Courage in the face of fear: III.6–9
Cowardice Pleasure and pain
Licentiousness/self-indulgence
Temperance in the face of
pleasure and pain: III.10–12 ...
- Pertinax's
attempt to
reform a
soldiery that had
become "accustomed to live
licentiously" a mistake, as it
inspired their hatred of him,
which led to his overthrow...
-
sloth and
procrastination (cf.
carpe diem)
rather than an
argument for
licentiousness (cf. "gather ye
rosebuds while ye may"); the
English form is
often merely...
