salaciousness

  • 91vulgarity — n 1. ignorance, unsophistication, unawareness, naTvete, naTveness; gaucheness, gaucherie, uncouthness, crassness, rudeness, boorishness, brut ishness, rawness; ill breeding, unmannerliness; i 11 manneredness, uncivility, uncivilness,… …

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  • 92wantonness — n licentiousness, looseness, dissoluteness, dissipation, profligacy, debauchery, rakishness; lechery, lubricity, lust, libidinousness, salaciousness, salacity, promiscuity; abandon, unrestraint, self indulgence, intemperance, incontinence …

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  • 93wickedness — n 1. iniquity, evil, vice, improbity, sin, sinfulness, deviltry, ungodliness, godlessness; irreverence, impiety, irreligiousness; nefariousness, flagitiousness, heinousness; vileness, viciousness, badness, baseness, foulness, meanness; opprobrium …

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  • 94salacious — /səˈleɪʃəs / (say suh layshuhs) adjective 1. lustful or lecherous. 2. (of writings, etc.) obscene; titillating. {salaci(ty) (from Latin salācitas lust) + ous} –salaciously, adverb –salaciousness, salacity /səˈlæsəti/ (say suh lasuhtee), noun …

  • 95lechery — [n] lewdness carnality, debauchery, lasciviousness, libertinism, licentiousness, lust, lustfulness, raunchiness, salaciousness, wantonness; concepts 20,709 …

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  • 96lust — [n] appetite, passion animalism, aphrodisia, appetence, appetition, avidity, carnality, concupiscence, covetousness, craving, cupidity, desire, eroticism, excitement, fervor, greed, hunger, itch, lasciviousness, lechery, lewdness, libido,… …

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  • 97salacious — ► ADJECTIVE ▪ having or conveying undue or indecent interest in sexual matters. DERIVATIVES salaciously adverb salaciousness noun. ORIGIN from Latin salax, from salire to leap …

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  • 98salaciously — salacious ► ADJECTIVE ▪ having or conveying undue or indecent interest in sexual matters. DERIVATIVES salaciously adverb salaciousness noun. ORIGIN from Latin salax, from salire to leap …

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  • 99leer — [lir] n. [< ME lere, cheek < OE hleor: in sense “look over one s cheek, look askance”] a sly, sidelong look showing salaciousness, malicious triumph, etc. vi. to look with a leer leeringly adv …

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  • 100salacious — [sə lā′shəs] adj. [L salax (gen. salacis) < salire, to leap, (of animals) cover sexually: see SALIENT] 1. lecherous; lustful 2. obscene; pornographic salaciously adv. salaciousness n. salacity [səlas′ə tē] …

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