lust
lust (lust)
noun
- a desire to gratify the senses; bodily appetite
- sexual desire
- excessive sexual desire, esp. as seeking unrestrained gratification
- overmastering desire a lust for power
- intense enthusiasm; zest
- Obsolete
- pleasure
- inclination
Etymology: ME < OE, pleasure, delight, appetite, akin to Ger pleasure < IE base *las-, to be eager > L lascivus, wanton, larva, specter, ghost: sexual senses in E chiefly < rendering Vulg. concupiscentia carnis (1 John 2:16) as “lusts of the flesh”
intransitive verb
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is not lust a desire;a thought or words that come to the mind and the flesh reacts,for the body without a spirit is dead,
Posted by lopezal56@yahoo.com 124 days ago.