lechery in Latin
lechery in Latin is luxuria — lechery means excessive or inappropriate sexual desire and behaviour.
lechery in Latin
luxuria
Inordinate indulgence in sexual activity.
What does "lechery" mean?
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noun Excessive or inappropriate sexual desire and behaviour.
"The novel condemns the lechery of the corrupt priest."
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lechery in a sentence
- The novel condemns the lechery of the corrupt priest.
- His reputation for lechery followed him around the office.
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What is "lechery" in Latin?
"lechery" in Latin is luxuria. lechery means: Excessive or inappropriate sexual desire and behaviour.
How do you use "lechery" in a sentence?
Example: "The novel condemns the lechery of the corrupt priest." In Latin, "lechery" is luxuria.
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