Lust ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Lust ( noun )

1. Strong sexual desire.
2. A strong feeling of desire or wanting something.

Origin:

Old english lust "pleasure, desire", from germanic; related to luscious.

Examples:

1. He couldn't help but feel a lust for her.
2. She felt a lust for power and success.
3. He had a lust for adventure and travel.
4. The new car filled him with lust and envy.
5. She had a lust for luxury and wealth.

(As a verb)

Lust ( verb )

1. Strong sexual desire.
2. A strong feeling of desire or wanting something.

Origin:

Old english lust "pleasure, desire", from germanic; related to luscious.

Examples:

1. He couldn't help but feel a lust for her.
2. She felt a lust for power and success.
3. He had a lust for adventure and travel.
4. The new car filled him with lust and envy.
5. She had a lust for luxury and wealth.