lecherousness

Baskin was at the door of the hall, lecherousness all over his filthy face.

Some other tell her lecherousness during her later days at Edo.

Only the Incubus affected a semblance of human form, as the only vessel adequate to display his lecherousness.

Travolta stars as the Bill Clinton character, and Time says it's a believable portrait of the president, one that includes all his lecherousness and charm.

Later, at GM's soirée, we see her lifted into arching overhead displays, examined with connoisseurial lecherousness, fondled, tasted and fetishised.

A joyful and sometimes childish man, he is infamous for his devilish pranks, mistakes, and his apparent lecherousness, though he proved himself a great leader as well.

In this case, the "too-good-to-be-true" person is often revealed to have a significant flaw, such as hidden insensitivity or lecherousness, causing the other person to become the more desirable partner.

In an early sequence, the camera steals a fond peek at her backside, but the moment is saved from lecherousness by Shanté's breezy composure: she's not above admiring the view herself.

"Tomorrow is time enough for reality, dearest," she said, '"tonight is ours to love-and I find that I have once again adverted to the generalized debauchery, venery, and lecherousness which seems to overtake me whenever I find myself within ten million c'lenyts of your person.

Thus, it is apparent that ergi of a níðingr was strongly connoted not only with sorcery, unmanliness, weakness, and effeminacy but also especially with lecherousness or sexual perversion in the view of Old Scandinavian people during the Early and High Middle Ages.