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    li·bid·i·nous
    [ləˈbidənəs]
    adjective
    libidinous (adjective)
    1. showing excessive sexual drive; lustful:
      "libidinous teenagers"
    Origin
    late Middle English: from Latin libidinosus, from libido ‘desire, lust’.
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    adjective
    1. showing excessive sexual drive; lustful:
      lustful
      lecherous
      lascivious
      lewd
      carnal
      erotic
      sexual
      sensual
      venereal
      hot
      fleshly
      voluptuous
      salacious
      prurient
      licentious
      libertine
      lubricious
      dissolute
      debauched
      depraved
      degenerate
      decadent
      dissipated
      wanton
      promiscuous
      immoral
      unchaste
      unvirtuous
      loose
      impure
      intemperate
      abandoned
      incontinent
      gross
      ruttish
      goatish
      wolfish
      horny
      randy
      concupiscent
      lickerish
      Opposite:
      chaste
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    What does libidinous mean?
    Get Word of the Day daily email! The meaning of LIBIDINOUS is having or marked by lustful desires : lascivious. How to use libidinous in a sentence.

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    Where did the word libidinous come from?
    The word libidinous comes from the Latin word libido, meaning "desire," a word the world relearned from Sigmund Freud in the early 1900s. Freud believed that the libido is one of the powerful motivating forces for people and that psychological health is determined by how well a person controls and focuses it.

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    Is libidinous a compliment?
    When you describe someone as libidinous, it's usually not a compliment, since the word suggests being out of control with lust and desire. The word libidinous comes from the Latin word libido, meaning "desire," a word the world relearned from Sigmund Freud in the early 1900s.

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    How does the new moon affect libidinous life?
    The New Moon opposing Jupiter, Wednesday, amplifies your life libidinous, which is already more active than ever in recent memory. The animal is ignorant of diversity, of the accumulation of aptitudes; man alone is "luxurieux," is libidinous.

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    What does lascivious mean?
    Lascivious; invested with or arousing sexual desire or energy. adjective Referring to or having an overactive sex drive. Segen's Medical Dictionary. © 2012 Farlex, Inc. All rights reserved. Lascivious; invested with or arousing sexual desire or energy. Characterized by sexual desires.

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