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Meanings of lecherous in English

Having sexual lust.

Lecherous.

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Usage of lecherous in English
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But you also have to deal with whiny kids and lecherous adults.
News.com.au
2
For Marion, Paris is a nest of racist and lecherous taxi drivers.
The Guardian
3
He steepled his fingers and pinioned her with a deliberately lecherous gaze.
The viking takes a knight
4
The script was male-defined, and its subtext malign envy and lecherous resentment.
The Guardian
5
If he was old and lecherous, she might say to him, Warm?
Memoirs of a geisha: a novel
6
He spilled himself back against the bed, giving me that lecherous grin.
Blood Noir
7
His every caress defiled her, his every kiss was a lecherous foulness.
The dog said bow-wow
8
His lecherous fibs and philosophy made him literally unbearable to me.
The Rise of David Levinsky
9
Not only is he an egocentric megalomaniac, he is also a lecherous weirdo.
The Irish Times
10
Only his eyes were visible, but they were bestial and lecherous.
A Pagan of the Hills
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They complain to one another about Harry, the lecherous manager of the show.
The new yorker
12
First when he was a lecherous little kid, then as a dangerous teen.
Four to score
13
They knew him for what he was-filthy, cruel, lecherous, and faithless.
The Winning of the West, Volume 2 / From the Alleghanies to the ...
14
We do not mean to state categorically that Russians are stuffy, non-alcoholic, non-lecherous people.
A Russian Journal
15
As it became common knowledge that we'd split up, people's lecherous qualities came out.
Between a heart and a rock place: a memoir
16
Tomcats-thebeastly ones with lecherous eyes that looked at you.
This Freedom
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