libidinousness

the director's films are famous for their overt libidinousness and visual style.

critics dismissed the novel as mere trashy libidinousness lacking any real artistic merit.

the artist captured the raw libidinousness of the era in his controversial portraits.

she was taken aback by the sudden libidinousness of his glance across the table.

the poem explores the tension between spiritual purity and underlying human libidinousness.

historians study the libidinousness of the royal court to understand the monarchy's decline.

the primitive dance pulsed with a rhythmic libidinousness that shocked the polite audience.

freudian analysis often centers on the repressed libidinousness of early childhood development.

the heavy scent of roses contributed to the atmosphere of decadent libidinousness.

his writing style is characterized by a lyrical libidinousness rarely seen in modern literature.

public scandal revealed the unchecked libidinousness hidden behind his respectable facade.

the novel satirizes the shallow libidinousness of the dating scene in the big city.