lustful
lustful
Definition
lust·ful (lust′fəl)
adjective
- filled with or characterized by lust
- Archaic lusty; vigorous
lust′·fully adverb
lust′·ful·ness noun
lustful
Synonyms
lustful
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- thought: It is not enough not to commit adultery; lustful thoughts must be set aside too.
- desire: Lustful desires and provocative images, together with pride, are the chief characteristics of our world system ( cf 1 John 4:16 ).
- eye: He wanted to run away from the reach of those lustful eyes of that captive queen.
- passion: Similarly the men, turning from natural intercourse with women were swept into lustful passions for one another.
- man: And he saved a damsel in distress in a wine bar from a group of lustful men [ eh?
- glance: The Prophet ( s ) said, " The lustful glance is one of the poison arrows of Satan.
Modifying Another Word
- not: He is an angel, tho in form he is a man; he is not lustful that I should beguile him with women.
Browse dictionary entries near lustful
- lusterware
- lusterless
- luster
- lust (after)
- lust
- Lusitania
- lush
- luscious
- Lusatian
- Lusatia
- lustihood
- lustral
- lustrate
- lustre
- lustreware
- lustring
- lustrous
- lustrum
- lusty
- lusus naturae
