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• r  in an indiscriminate manner
  she reads promiscuously
• r  in a licentious and promiscuous manner
  this young girl has to share a room with her mother who lives promiscuously

• In his adolescence, Pi becomes promiscuously religious: he decides he wants to be Hindu, Muslim and Christian, devoutly and simultaneously.
• That, plus the worry that germs develop resistance to antibiotics that are used promiscuously.
• They know the danger of Democrats' seeming promiscuously tolerant of all bizarreness in some aging '60s, Phil Donahue fashion.

• indiscriminately
• licentiously
• wantonly

News & Articles

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• Wilmington on DVD: Warm Bodies, Jack the Giant Slayer, Identity Thief, A Good Day to Die Hard
  Warm Bodies is an attempt to do for zombie movies at least part of what the Twilight series did for vampire and werewolf pictures -- mix them up promiscuously with teen romance -- as well as to attract at least part of that huge teen and twenty-something audience out there with something funnier and hipper and (what's the word?) edgier.
  July 3, 2013 - Isthmus