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Definitions for pruriency
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Princeton's WordNet
prurience, pruriency, lasciviousness, carnality, lubricitynoun
feeling morbid sexual desire or a propensity to lewdness
Wiktionary
pruriencynoun
prurience
The pruriency of curious ears. uE000296244uE001 Burke.
Samuel Johnson's Dictionary
Prurience, Pruriencynoun
An itching or a great desire or appetite to any thing.
Etymology: from prurio, Lat.
Jonathan Swift.
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pruriency
Pruriency is a state or behavior characterized by excessive interest or obsession with sexual thoughts, desires, or activities. It is often associated with lustfulness, lasciviousness, or lewdness.
Webster Dictionary
Pruriencynoun
the quality or state of being prurient
Numerology
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of pruriency in Chaldean Numerology is: 6
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of pruriency in Pythagorean Numerology is: 3
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- pruriencyArabic
- chlípnostCzech
- pruriencyDanish
- PruriencyGerman
- ΕπιδεξιότηταGreek
- lasciviaSpanish
- هرزگیPersian
- himokkuusFinnish
- lubricitéFrench
- तीव्र अभिलाषाHindi
- érzékiségHungarian
- kecabulanIndonesian
- pruriencyItalian
- הקפדהHebrew
- 利率Japanese
- 호색Korean
- URTICALatin
- wellustDutch
- pruriencyNorwegian
- lubieżnośćPolish
- ProrrênciaPortuguese
- lascivitateRomanian
- похотливостьRussian
- LIDERLIGHETSwedish
- pruriencyTamil
- pruriencyTelugu
- pruriencyThai
- şehvetlilikTurkish
- хтивістьUkrainian
- کامکتاUrdu
- Khêu gợiVietnamese
- פּרוריענסיYiddish
- 淫乱Chinese
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