Libidinous (adjective)

Having or characterized by an excessive desire for sexual pleasure; lecherous.

Origin:

Late 16th century: from latin libidinosus, from libido 'desire'. the original sense was 'full of desire, lustful', later changing to 'lustful, lecherous'.

Examples:

1. The novel was considered controversial for its libidinous themes and graphic sexual content.
2. He was known for his libidinous behavior, frequently engaging in affairs and promiscuous activities.
3. The play was criticized for its portrayal of women as mere objects of libidinous desire.
4. Many of the characters in the film were depicted as libidinous, with their motivations and actions driven by their sexual needs and desires.
5. Her libidinous nature caused her to be constantly searching for new and exciting sexual experiences.