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Meaning & Definition of Lust in English

English

Lust

Intense sexual desire.


Pronunciation:

/lʌst/

Part of Speech:

noun, verb

Plural:

lusts

Detailed Definitions

  • Definition: An intense longing or desire, especially sexual.

    Example Sentence: He felt a sudden lust for adventure.

  • Definition: A passionate or overmastering desire or craving.

    Example Sentence: Her lust for power drove her actions.

  • Definition: An overwhelming desire or craving for something.

    Example Sentence: There was a lust for wealth among the contestants.

  • Definition: Strong sexual desire.

    Example Sentence: The novel explores the themes of love and lust.

  • Definition: To have a strong desire or craving.

    Example Sentence: They lust after fame and fortune.

Etymology

Origin: From Old English 'lust', meaning 'desire, pleasure'.

Synonyms

desirecravingyearningpassionappetite

Common Phrases and Expressions

  • lust for life: A strong enthusiasm for living.
  • lust in the dust: A desire felt in a situation where one should not feel it.

Translations

  • Spanish: lujuria
  • French: luxure
  • German: Lust
  • Russian: похоть

Related Words

  • eroticism: The quality of being sexual or sexually exciting.
  • desire: A strong feeling of wanting to have something.
  • obsession: An idea or thought that continually preoccupies or intrudes on a person's mind.

Slang Meanings of lust

  • Meaning: Hookup

    Example Sentence: They just had a quick hookup, driven by lust.

  • Meaning: Booty call

    Example Sentence: He was just a booty call, satisfying her lust.