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Meaning of lust
a strong feeling of desire, especially sexual desire
Etymology of lust
The word "lust" originates from Old English "lust", which is derived from Proto-Germanic "lustiz" and Proto-Indo-European "leud-", meaning "pleasure" or "desire"
Historically, the word "lust" has been used to describe strong desires, including sexual desire, and has evolved to encompass a range of meanings related to intense longing or craving
Synonyms
desire
passion
craving
longing
yearning
hunger
thirst
eagerness
enthusiasm
ardor
fervor
zeal
appetite
inclination
fondness
affection
infatuation
obsession
fixation
compulsion
attraction
allure
temptation
seduction
enticement
fascination
captivation
enchantment
beguilement
Definitions
- A strong feeling of desire, especially sexual desire
- * A strong and often uncontrolled desire for something, especially sex
- * A feeling of intense desire or enthusiasm for something
Usage Examples
- Her lust for adventure led her to travel the world
- * He struggled with lust and tried to focus on his spiritual growth
- * The lust for power consumed him and drove him to make ruthless decisions
Antonyms
aversion
dislike
distaste
repulsion
disgust
indifference
apathy
lethargy
detachment
disinterest
dispassion
numbness
chill
coolness
calmness
serenity
tranquility
moderation
temperance
self-control
restraint