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Open the tool →放辟邪侈 (fàng pì xié chǐ) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to indulge in perverse and wicked conduct, often involving extravagance and depravity; to give free rein to all sorts of evil and unrighteous acts”.
放辟邪侈 is pronounced fàng pì xié chǐ in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 放辟邪侈 means “Indulge in perversity, wickedness, and extravagance”. It is used to mean “to indulge in perverse and wicked conduct, often involving extravagance and depravity; to give free rein to all sorts of evil and unrighteous acts”.
放、侈:放纵;辟、邪:不正派,不正当。指肆意作恶。