Rome that had made orbs and urbs synonymous was being conquered by the turpitudes of the quelled.
Augustus had done a little digging for it himself, but hypocritically as he did everything, devising ethical laws as a cloak for turpitudes of his own.
Multiple turpitudeswere committed but in the dark.
His soul abhorred the fetid turpitudes that stained the purlieus of the Court, and if he served in that Court, he was determined that his own character, and that of his family, should not be besmeared.
There are no penalties now for such turpitudes as yours.
It was not because of errors of his that she had gone, but for turpitudes of her own.
I should have imagined that some echo of his turpitudes must have penetrated even to a hermitage--that they would be written upon the very face of Nature, which he outrages at every step of his infamous life.
I was so accustomed to the turpitudes which were written about me that I did not trouble about this.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "turpitudes" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
