lecherous in Greek
lecherous in Greek is ασελγής, λάγνος — lecherous means showing an excessive, distasteful sexual appetite.
lecherous in Greek
ασελγής
Pronounced: aselgis
Given to excessive sexual activity and debauchery.
λάγνος
Pronounced: lagnos
Given to excessive sexual activity and debauchery.
What does "lecherous" mean?
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adj Showing an excessive, distasteful sexual appetite.
"He gave her a lecherous grin that made her skin crawl."
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lecherous in a sentence
- He gave her a lecherous grin that made her skin crawl.
- The lecherous old man was banned from the club after complaints.
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What is "lecherous" in Greek?
"lecherous" in Greek is ασελγής, λάγνος. lecherous means: Showing an excessive, distasteful sexual appetite.
How do you pronounce ασελγής?
"lecherous" in Greek is ασελγής, pronounced "aselgis".
How do you use "lecherous" in a sentence?
Example: "He gave her a lecherous grin that made her skin crawl." In Greek, "lecherous" is ασελγής, λάγνος.
Are there other ways to say "lecherous" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "lecherous": ασελγής, λάγνος.
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