Synonyms for Salaciousnesses:
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n.
• dirtiness
• lechery
• lewdness
- Fleshliness
, - Lubricity
, - Ruttishness
, - Unchastity
, - boorishness
, - brutishness
, - coarseness
, - corruptness
, - depravity
, - dirtiness
, - dissoluteness
, - erotism
, - evil
, - evilness
, - grossness
, - impurity
, - incontinence
, - incontinency
, - lecherousness
, - libidinousness
, - obscenity
, - pederasty
, - pornography
, - ribaldry
, - satyriasis
, - scurrility
, - smut
, - smuttiness
, - vileness
, - villainy
, - voluptuousness
, - vulgarity
, - wickedness
.
• lust
- Appetition
, - animalism
, - aphrodisia
, - appetence
, - avidity
, - concupiscence
, - covetousness
, - craving
, - cupidity
, - desire
, - eroticism
, - excitement
, - fervor
, - greed
, - hunger
, - itch
, - lechery
, - lewdness
, - libido
, - longing
, - prurience
, - pruriency
, - salacity
, - sensualism
, - sensuality
, - thirst
, - urge
, - weakness
, - yen
.
• sensuality
What are the hypernyms for Salaciousnesses?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for salaciousnesses?
Salaciousnesses refer to inappropriate or sexually explicit behavior. The antonyms for this word are decency, modesty, purity, innocence, and morality. These words relate to behavior that is honorable, respectable and free from offensive content. Decency refers to behavior that is socially acceptable; modesty refers to behavior that is humble and unassuming; purity refers to being free from immoral or corrupting influences; innocence refers to a lack of guilt or wrongdoing, and morality denotes proper behavior in accordance with ethical principles. These antonyms not only contrast with the meaning of salaciousnesses but also promote a positive and virtuous way of life.
What are the antonyms for Salaciousnesses?
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