libidinous
Speech parts
1. libidinous - Adjective
2. libidinous - Adjective Satellite
Meaning
Having lustful desires; characterized by lewdness; sensual; lascivious.
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Examples
The salacious musical comedy goes its libidinous way rejoicing, while Ibsen and Bernard Shaw are on the black list.
libidinous orgies
Especially nuanced in the second half, she seems to relish every wrinkle Marie gains and is spikily, and sometimes hilariously, plausible as an eccentric, libidinous single mum.
Like Seinfeld’s Elaine Benes, Leilani is casually libidinous.
Conscious of the imperfections contained with difficulty within her corset, Mathilde looked at him in pained reproach; and he made things worse by giving a libidinous click of his tongue.
This is what the Amazon review says and I agree: "Smart, tender, witty and titillating libidinous, Cohen's debut fiction is a credit to the genre of the historical novel.