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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A grim lasciviousness escaped his body and seemed to circulate through the barricaded room.† (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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Lasciviousness, stupid, not lasviciousness.† (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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The girls disrobed at once, pausing in different stages to point proudly to their garish underthings and bantering all the while with the gaunt and dissipated old man with the shabby long white hair and slovenly white unbuttoned shirt who sat cackling lasciviously in a musty blue armchair almost in the exact center of the room and bade Nately and his companions welcome with a mirthful and sardonic formality.† (source)
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"Do you see those two?" he asked in reference to the lascivious Danes.† (source)
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