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Dissipated

Adjective / ˈdɪsʌˌpeɪtɪd / Another word for dissipated — explore alternatives below. For syllable breakdowns and pronunciation, see this word on Syllablesworld.

Definition

Dissipated means indulging excessively in sensual pleasures, such as drinking or gambling, leading to a lack of care for responsibilities or consequences.

Synonyms & similar words

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Example sentences

  1. She was known for her dissipated lifestyle, staying out all night and drinking excessively.
  2. His dissipated habits led to him losing his job and being in debt.
  3. The dissipated group stumbled out of the casino at dawn.
  4. His dissipated appearance made it clear he hadn't slept in days.
  5. She realized she needed to change her dissipated ways and start taking responsibility for her life.

Quotes

  • 'A dissipated life is like a candle burning in daylight.' - Arthur Schopenhauer
  • 'I am a dissipated thing, but you are a saint.' - D.H. Lawrence
  • 'A dissipated man is always more polite than a sober one, and a drunkard's words are always filled with philosophy.' - Anton Chekhov

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