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lustful

LUHST-fuhl
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Lustful (adj) means Full of, or driven by, strong sexual desire. Example: “He cast a lustful glance across the crowded room.”

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Full of, or driven by, strong sexual desire.
"He cast a lustful glance across the crowded room."

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In plain EnglishFilled with strong sexual desire.

Common pairings
lustful glance lustful thoughts
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Word forms

Comparative
more lustful
Superlative
most lustful
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Etymology

From Old English lustfull ("desirous"), from lust + -ful.

Origin: Old English

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Frequently asked questions

What is the meaning of lustful?
"lustful" (adj) means full of, or driven by, strong sexual desire.
What is another word for lustful?
Other words for "lustful" include lascivious, lubricious, salacious, lewd, concupiscent, lusty.
How do you use lustful in a sentence?
Example: "He cast a lustful glance across the crowded room."

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