“Profligacy” in Japanese
Short answer
Profligacy in Japanese is “不身持ち” (fumimochi). Full meaning: misconduct, profligacy, licentiousness.
Other ways to say “Profligacy” in Japanese
乱行
rangyou violent conduct, misconduct, dissipation, profligacy, debauchery
不行跡
fugyouseki misconduct, misbehaviour, impropriety, profligacy
不行状
fugyoujou misconduct, misbehaviour, impropriety, profligacy
濫行
rankou violent conduct, misconduct, dissipation, profligacy, 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
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
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