Debauch (verb)

1. To lead someone into a life of vice, especially sexual immorality or excess drinking.
2. To corrupt someone morally or lead them into a life of vice or immorality, especially by encouraging excessive drinking or promiscuity.

Origin:

Derived from french débaucher, from de- "away" + baucher "to lead astray".

Examples:

1. He was debauched by the fast lifestyle of the city.
2. The young man was debauched by the older crowd he hung out with.
3. The wealthy men debauched the young woman by lavishing her with gifts and money.
4. The college students were debauched by the excessive partying and drinking culture.
5. The movie depicts how the protagonist was debauched by the city's nightlife and high society.