lubricous Sentence Examples
- The smooth, slippery surface of the lake created a lubricous covering for the swimmers.
- The lubricous soap made the tile floor treacherous to walk on.
- The snake's scales were lubricated with a thin layer of slime, allowing it to slither effortlessly through the grass.
- The politician's lubricous charm enabled him to gain favor with both parties.
- The lubricous oil seeped into the engine, reducing friction and improving performance.
- The wet clay became lubricous after a heavy rainfall, making it difficult to work with.
- The politician's lubricous promises appealed to voters who were desperate for change.
- The salesman's lubricous pitch convinced the customer to purchase the expensive product.
- The lubricous doctor's examination caused the patient to feel violated and uncomfortable.
- The lubricous slopes of the mountain made the climb treacherous and dangerous.
lubricous Meaning
Webster
lubricous (a.)
Lubric.
Synonyms & Antonyms of lubricous
Synonyms:
- wanton
- indecent
- promiscuous
- dissolute
- dissipated
- excited
- decadent
- demoralized
- debauched
- degraded
- libertine
- aroused
- depraved
- easy
- degenerate
- debased
- fast
- immoral
Antonyms:
FAQs About the word lubricous
Lubric.
passionate, hot, libidinous, goatish, salacious, loose, corrupt, lustful, randy, lewd
pure, decent, moral, immaculate, frigid, celibate, moral, decent, modest, chaste
The smooth, slippery surface of the lake created a lubricous covering for the swimmers.
The lubricous soap made the tile floor treacherous to walk on.
The snake's scales were lubricated with a thin layer of slime, allowing it to slither effortlessly through the grass.
The politician's lubricous charm enabled him to gain favor with both parties.
