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Перевод: depraved

[прилагательное]
развращенный; испорченный;
[существительное]
блядовство [неценз.]
[существительное]

Тезаурус:

1. "Quite depraved.
2. However sick, vile and depraved the material may be, nothing can prevent an aura of moral and spiritual superiority from entwining the latest noise/horror collision, like a halo.
3. Only by changing the tension of the text, so to speak, will we gain access to the depraved (or, at best, tormented) mind of our central character.
4. Charles I, Christ, and Frazer's monarchs coalesce in the "broken king" of "Little Gidding" whose "May, with voluptuary sweetness", recalling Gerontion's "depraved May", perhaps follows an urge to juxtapose spring's arrival with the breaking of the king.
5. Robyn is not sure whether this is wonderfully modern and liberated of them, or rather depraved.
6. He insinuated that my "business" must be something utterly depraved, far worse than anything he might be going to do.
7. No big deal, nothing heavy, nothing depraved"
8. The depraved state of women in monogamy, associated as it is with private property and capitalism, will according to him, be replaced when capitalism is overthrown.
9. "This woman," the judge would say, "is so depraved, so much the slave of her own passions, that she had no hesitation in bludgeoning to death the father of her child on Christmas Eve."
10. If found guilty, he will be Russia's most prolific serial killer and qualify as one of the most depraved mass murderers of all time.
11. In depraved May, dogwood and chestnut, flowering judas,
12. His years are not modern calendar years, but governed by the rebirth of vegetation - new year comes in "depraved May".
13. Most of the passengers looked down-and-out, or rowdy, or indefinably depraved.