libertine

• Veralteter Begriff für eine moralisch ungezügelte Person, besonders in sexuellen Angelegenheiten; ausschweifend oder liederlich.

An old-fashioned term describing a person who is morally unrestrained, especially in sexual matters; a debauched or dissolute person.

1. Morally unrestrainedC2formal

   Characterized by a disregard for accepted moral principles, especially in sexual matters.

   Zügellos

   • His libertine lifestyle shocked the conservative community.
   • The novel depicts a libertine aristocrat in 18th-century France.
   • She rejected his libertine advances.

   Synonymedebaucheddepraveddissoluteimmorallicentiouslooseprofligaterakishunchastewanton

   Antonymechastemoralprudishpuritanicalvirtuous

• Ein Libertin ist eine Person, meist ein Mann, die ohne moralische Einschränkungen lebt, besonders im Hinblick auf sinnliche Genüsse und das Ausleben eigener Begierden, oft unter Missachtung gesellschaftlicher Normen. Der Begriff kann auch einen Freidenker oder jemanden bezeichnen, der sich von religiösen und sittlichen Autoritäten lossagt.

A noun referring to a person, typically a man, who acts without moral restraint, especially in matters of pleasure or indulgence, often disregarding conventional social norms.

1. Morally unrestrained personC2formal

   A person who rejects accepted morals and lives a life of excessive pleasure, especially sexual pleasure.

   Wüstling

   • The novel's protagonist is a wealthy libertine who indulges in every vice.
   • He was known as a libertine in the royal court, ignoring all social conventions.
   • The 18th-century aristocracy was filled with libertines who pursued pleasure above all else.

   Synonymedebaucheehedonistprofligaterakesensualistvoluptuary

   Antonymeasceticprudepuritan