Burn and Lust

Burn

Burn verb - To be on fire especially brightly.

Lust and burn are semantically related in feeling topic. In some cases you can use "Lust" instead a verb "Burn", when it comes to topics like yearn, yearn for.

Nearby Words: burning, burned, burnt, burnout, burner

Lust

Lust verb - Have a craving, appetite, or great desire for.

Burn and lust are semantically related in feeling topic. Sometimes you can use "Burn" instead a verb "Lust".

Nearby Words: lusty, lustful, lustiness, lusting, lustily

Common collocations

people burn people lust people
flesh burn flesh lust flesh
way burn way lust way
mother burn mother lust mother

Both words in one sentence

  • Also part of a theological theory that unites the traditional Fire and Brimstone Hell with a Self-Inflicted Hell; if one can physically "burn" with hatred and lust and pride here in this life, what's to keep anyone from spiritually "burning" with all the same evils in the hereafter?
  • Video Game / The Cave Lust: The Hillbilly, whose obsession with his "one true love" caused him to hurt others and eventually burn down a carnival in a fit of jealousy.
  • Film / Troy His lust and cowardice ultimately cause his entire city to burn.
    Source: Film / Troy
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