lascivious — feeling or revealing an overt and often offensive sexual desire
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: feeling or revealing an overt and often offensive sexual desire
Pronunciation (IPA): /ləˈsɪviəs/
Korean meaning: 음란한, 호색적인, 성적 욕망을 노골적으로 드러내는
Korean pronunciation: 러**시**비어스
Example Sentences
- The comedian's lascivious jokes made the audience uncomfortable.
- She reported her boss for making lascivious comments during meetings.
- The medieval painting was criticized for its lascivious depiction of angels.
lascivious
ADJECTIVE//ləˈsɪviəs//
feeling or revealing an overt and often offensive sexual desire
someone feeling and revealing an overt and often offensive sexual desire
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His lascivious nature made colleagues suspicious of his ambitious rise
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Origin
From Latin 'lascivia' meaning 'wantonness' or 'lustfulness,' derived from 'lascivus' (wanton, lustful). The word entered English through Old French influence during the Middle English period.
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“The comedian's lascivious jokes made the audience uncomfortable.”
“She reported her boss for making lascivious comments during meetings.”
“The medieval painting was criticized for its lascivious depiction of angels.”
“His lascivious grin disappeared when he saw her angry expression.”
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