concupiscent (Meaning)

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concupiscent (s)

vigorously passionate

The concupiscent gaze of the seducer unsettled her, leaving her feeling vulnerable and exposed.
His concupiscent desires often led him into compromising situations, causing turmoil in his personal life.
The concupiscent lyrics of the song stirred primal instincts in the listeners, igniting a passionate response.
The concupiscent atmosphere of the nightclub was palpable, filled with the scent of desire and anticipation.
In the painting, the artist captured the concupiscent expression of the lovers, conveying their intense longing for each other.
Despite her efforts to maintain a professional demeanor, she couldn't help but notice the concupiscent glances from her coworker.
The novel's protagonist struggled with concupiscent thoughts, torn between societal expectations and his inner desires.
The concupiscent behavior of the libertine scandalized polite society, earning him a reputation as a notorious womanizer.
The concupiscent nature of his dreams left him feeling guilty and ashamed upon waking.
The film depicted a world consumed by concupiscent desires, where morality was overshadowed by hedonistic pursuits.

vigorously passionate

passionate, lustful, libidinous, horny, hot, wanton, satyric, lascivious, lewd, goatish

immaculate, moral, celibate, chaste, monastic, monkish, undersexed, chaste, virtuous, modest

The concupiscent gaze of the seducer unsettled her, leaving her feeling vulnerable and exposed.

His concupiscent desires often led him into compromising situations, causing turmoil in his personal life.

The concupiscent lyrics of the song stirred primal instincts in the listeners, igniting a passionate response.

The concupiscent atmosphere of the nightclub was palpable, filled with the scent of desire and anticipation.