Lust
Lust noun - Intense sexual desire.
Womanizing and lust are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Womanizing" instead a noun "Lust".
Womanizing
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- carnality and lust
- carnality and womanizing
- lewdness and lust
- lewdness and womanizing
- sensuality and lust
- sensuality and womanizing
- wantonness and lust
- wantonness and womanizing
- debauchery and lust
- debauchery and womanizing
- lasciviousness and lust
- lasciviousness and womanizing
- lechery and lust
- lechery and womanizing
Both words in one sentence
- In the original book, Captain Phoebus was more of a case of lust, what with the womanizing ("while" engaged to someone he spends most of the book seducing).
Source: Lust - In addition, the Bond that Dalton portrays is much closer to the Bond that Ian Fleming wrote: a stone-cold killer with a hinted-at lust for violence whose womanizing, used to paint him as a playa during the Connery era, made him come across as a sexual predator.
Source: Dork Age / Film
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