someone's licentiousness
表示某人的放荡行为。
His licentiousness led to his downfall.
他的放荡导致了他的垮台。
放荡；淫荡；放纵
放荡不羁的特性。；放荡；放肆
The state or quality of being licentious; moral looseness, especially in sexual conduct.
放荡不羁的特性。
The property of being licentious.
The novel was criticized for its portrayal of moral licentiousness in high society.
这部小说因描绘上流社会的道德放荡而受到批评。
用法提示：此处licentiousness指道德上的放荡，作名词使用。
His licentiousness eventually alienated all his close friends.
他的放荡行为最终疏远了所有亲密朋友。
用法提示：licentiousness表示行为放肆，作主语。
The king's court was notorious for its licentiousness and decadence.
国王的宫廷因其放荡和堕落而臭名昭著。
用法提示：licentiousness与decadence并列，指生活作风放纵。
表示某人的放荡行为。
His licentiousness led to his downfall.
他的放荡导致了他的垮台。
与动词act连用。
The novel describes a character who acts with licentiousness.
这部小说描述了一个行为放荡的角色。
常用于指控语境。
She was accused of licentiousness by her enemies.
她被敌人指控放荡。
强调放纵行为。
He indulged in licentiousness during his youth.
他年轻时沉溺于放荡。
grammar · medium
易错句子He is licentiousness.
正确表达He is licentious.
将名词licentiousness误作形容词使用。英语中，licentious是形容词，意为'放荡的'，而licentiousness是名词，意为'放荡'。作表语描述人时应用形容词。
grammar · medium
易错句子His licentiousness behavior is offensive.
正确表达His licentious behavior is offensive.
用名词licentiousness修饰名词behavior，英语中名词通常不能直接修饰另一个名词，而应使用其形容词形式licentious。
licentious是形容词，licentiousness是名词，用法不同。
lewdness侧重性方面的淫秽，licentiousness涵盖更广的不道德放荡。
debauchery指过度的感官享乐，licentiousness强调无视道德约束。
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