“Debauchery” in Japanese
Short answer
Debauchery in Japanese is “淫蕩” (intou). Full meaning: debauchery, dissipation, lewdness, lasciviousness.
Other ways to say “Debauchery” in Japanese
淫逸
initsu debauchery
耽溺
tandeki indulgence (in alcohol, women, etc.), debauchery, dissipation
漁色
gyoshoku lechery, debauchery, philandering
女道楽
onnadouraku womanizing, debauchery, philandering
放蕩
houtou dissipation, prodigality, debauchery
道楽
douraku pastime, hobby, favorite amusement; dissipation, debauchery, loose living, prodigality, indulging in alcohol, women, gambling, etc., profligacy; form of gagaku performed while marching
酖溺
tandeki indulgence (in alcohol, women, etc.), debauchery, dissipation
乱行
rangyou violent conduct, misconduct, dissipation, profligacy, debauchery
猟色
ryoushoku lechery, philandering, lewdness, debauchery
どうらく
douraku pastime, hobby, favorite amusement; dissipation, debauchery, loose living, prodigality, indulging in alcohol, women, gambling, etc., profligacy; form of gagaku performed while marching
濫行
rankou violent conduct, misconduct, dissipation, profligacy, debauchery
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