Sample Sentences forlascivious (editor-reviewed)
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The employee was terminated after an investigation confirmed reports of lewd and lascivious conduct in the workplace.lascivious = sexually inappropriate
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The comments were so lascivious that she reported them to HR.
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She felt uncomfortable under the man’s lascivious gaze and quickly left the room.
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In the event you do hook up with him, I expect lascivious details. (source)lascivious = sexual
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She knew that behind their crass jokes and lascivious grins, they were terrified of Masooma.† (source)
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This was accompanied by a lascivious wink.† (source)
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And yet, in American eyes at least, there remains the conviction that the Russian attitude toward women is lascivious.† (source)
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Lasciviousness, stupid, not lasviciousness.† (source)standard suffix: The suffix "-ness" converts an adjective to a noun that means the quality of. This is the same pattern you see in words like darkness, kindness, and coolness.
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Faris looks lasciviously at the Illustrian girls.† (source)
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He was lascivious, depraved—our much-appreciated holiday in the emergency room had taken a nasty turn.† (source)
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A grim lasciviousness escaped his body and seemed to circulate through the barricaded room.† (source)
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The fat guy stared lasciviously at Manuela.† (source)
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Andie is a good girl, meaning she doesn't post photos of herself "partying," and she never posts lascivious messages.† (source)
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I detected no hint of lasciviousness in Bill's voice or manner, certainly no element of pimping; no, he was simply trying to protect me.† (source)
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She stares lasciviously down at the men, running her tongue across her upper lip.† (source)
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"Do you see those two?" he asked in reference to the lascivious Danes.† (source)
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