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lustful

/ˈlʌst.fəl/

Tradução: Descreve uma pessoa que sente ou demonstra forte desejo sexual, luxúria ou concupiscência.

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adjective

/ˈlʌst.fəl/C1formal
  • ptDescreve uma pessoa que sente ou demonstra forte desejo sexual, luxúria ou concupiscência.

Describes a person who is filled with strong sexual desire or lust.

  1. Characterized by lustB2formal

    Having or showing strong sexual desire.

    ptLascivo

    • His lustful gaze made her uncomfortable.
    • The novel describes a lustful affair between the two characters.
    • She avoided his lustful advances.

    Sinônimosconcupiscentlasciviouslecherouslewdlibidinousprurientsalaciouswanton

    Antônimosasceticcelibatechastefrigidpurevirtuous

  2. Driven by lustB2formal

    Preoccupied with or exhibiting intense sexual cravings.

    ptMovido pela luxúria

    • Lustful thoughts consumed him day and night.
    • The film was criticized for its lustful portrayal of relationships.
    • He was known for his lustful behavior at parties.

    Sinônimosconcupiscenthornylasciviouslecherouslewdlibidinouslubriciousprurientrandysalaciouswanton

    Antônimosasexualcelibatechastefrigidpurevirtuous

  3. Vigorously passionateC1formal

    Characterized by strong, often unrestrained enthusiasm or desire (not necessarily sexual).

    ptApaixonado

    • She had a lustful appetite for knowledge.
    • His lustful dedication to the cause inspired everyone.
    • The poet's lustful embrace of life is evident in his verses.

    Sinônimosardentavideagerenthusiasticferventfervidimpassionedpassionatezealous

    Antônimosapatheticindifferentlistlessunenthusiastic

Formas
  • more lustful comparative form
  • most lustful superlative form
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