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adjective having or showing strong sexual desire; lustful
A1 She felt a strong attraction towards him, but didn't understand her libidinous feelings.
A2 The novel contained some libidinous scenes that made the readers blush.
B1 The movie was criticized for its overly libidinous content, making it unsuitable for younger audiences.
B2 The author's writing style is often described as provocative and libidinous, pushing the boundaries of traditional literature.
C1 The artist's paintings were filled with libidinous imagery, challenging societal norms and expectations.
C2 The director's latest film explores the complexities of human desire in a raw and libidinous manner, leaving audiences captivated.
formal The novel depicted the protagonist as a libidinous character, constantly seeking physical pleasure.
informal I heard that new guy at work is quite libidinous, always hitting on his coworkers.
slang That party was full of libidinous vibes, everyone was getting cozy with each other.
figurative The libidinous energy of the city during the festival was palpable, with people indulging in all sorts of desires.
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