dissipated 音标拼音: [d'ɪsəp
, etɪd]
a . 沉迷于酒色的,闲游浪荡的,消散的
沈迷于酒色的,闲游浪荡的,消散的
dissipated adj 1 :
unrestrained by convention or morality ; "
Congreve draws a debauched aristocratic society "; "
deplorably dissipated and degraded "; "
riotous living "; "
fast women " [
synonym :
{
debauched }, {
degenerate }, {
degraded }, {
dissipated },
{
dissolute }, {
libertine }, {
profligate }, {
riotous },
{
fast }]
2 :
preoccupied with the pursuit of pleasure and especially games of chance ; "
led a dissipated life "; "
a betting man "; "
a card -
playing son of a bitch "; "
a gambling fool "; "
sporting gents and their ladies " [
synonym : {
dissipated }, {
betting }, {
card -
playing }, {
sporting }]
Dissipated \
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1 .
Squandered ;
scattered . "
Dissipated wealth ." --
Johnson .
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2 .
Wasteful of health ,
money ,
etc .,
in the pursuit of pleasure ;
dissolute ;
intemperate .
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A life irregular and dissipated . --
Johnson .
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dissipate \
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pate \ (
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t . [
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p . {
Dissipated };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Dissipating }.] [
L .
dissipatus ,
p .
p .
of dissipare ;
dis -
an obsolete verb sipare ,
supare .
to throw .]
1 .
To scatter completely ;
to disperse and cause to disappear ;
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used esp .
of the dispersion of things that can never again be collected or restored .
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Dissipated those foggy mists of error . --
Selden .
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I soon dissipated his fears . --
Cook .
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The extreme tendency of civilization is to dissipate all intellectual energy . --
Hazlitt .
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2 .
To destroy by wasteful extravagance or lavish use ;
to squander .
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The vast wealth . . .
was in three years dissipated .
--
Bp .
Burnet .
Syn :
To disperse ;
scatter ;
dispel ;
spend ;
squander ;
waste ;
consume ;
lavish .
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93 Moby Thesaurus words for "
dissipated ":
abandoned ,
abated ,
ablated ,
attenuated ,
bated ,
belittled ,
broadcast ,
burnt up ,
by the board ,
consumed ,
contracted ,
curtailed ,
debauched ,
decreased ,
deflated ,
depleted ,
diffuse ,
diminished ,
discrete ,
dispersed ,
dispread ,
disseminated ,
dissolute ,
distributed ,
down the drain ,
drained ,
dropped ,
eaten up ,
effete ,
eroded ,
exhausted ,
expended ,
fallen ,
fast ,
finished ,
forfeit ,
forfeited ,
free ,
free -
living ,
gallant ,
gay ,
gone ,
gone to waste ,
high -
living ,
impoverished ,
irretrievable ,
less ,
lesser ,
licentious ,
long -
lost ,
lost ,
lost to ,
lower ,
lowered ,
miniaturized ,
misspent ,
out the window ,
profligate ,
rakehell ,
rakehellish ,
rakehelly ,
rakish ,
reduced ,
retrenched ,
riotous ,
run to seed ,
scaled -
down ,
scattered ,
shorn ,
shorter ,
shrunk ,
shrunken ,
smaller ,
sparse ,
spent ,
sporadic ,
spread ,
squandered ,
straggling ,
straggly ,
strewn ,
strown ,
unbridled ,
used ,
used up ,
wasted ,
watered -
down ,
weakened ,
widespread ,
wild ,
worn ,
worn away ,
worn -
out
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