salacious in Latin
salacious in Latin is salax — salacious means deliberately focused on sex in a way that feels crude, gossipy, or designed to titillate rather than inform.
salacious in Latin
salax
What does "salacious" mean?
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adj Deliberately focused on sex in a way that feels crude, gossipy, or designed to titillate rather than inform.
"The tabloid ran a salacious story about the actor's divorce."
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salacious in a sentence
- The tabloid ran a salacious story about the actor's divorce.
- His salacious remarks made several colleagues uncomfortable.
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What is "salacious" in Latin?
"salacious" in Latin is salax. salacious means: Deliberately focused on sex in a way that feels crude, gossipy, or designed to titillate rather than inform.
How do you use "salacious" in a sentence?
Example: "The tabloid ran a salacious story about the actor's divorce." In Latin, "salacious" is salax.
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