Pronunciation: /kənˈkjuːpɪsənt/
adjective having strong sexual desire; lustful
A1 She felt a strong attraction towards him, but didn't know if it was love or just concupiscent desire.
A2 The novel described the main character's concupiscent thoughts and feelings towards the other character.
B1 The movie portrayed the villain as a concupiscent individual who would stop at nothing to get what he wanted.
B2 The artist's paintings often depicted scenes of concupiscent passion and desire.
C1 The play explored the complex nature of human relationships, including the concupiscent impulses that drive people's actions.
C2 The author's writing style is known for its intricate exploration of concupiscent desires and their impact on characters' lives.
formal The novel explores the complex nature of human desire, delving into the characters' concupiscent tendencies.
informal She couldn't help but feel concupiscent whenever he was around.
slang That movie is so steamy, it's full of concupiscent scenes.
figurative His concupiscent appetite for success drove him to work tirelessly towards his goals.
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