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antilust

antilust adjective: opposing or inhibiting lust.

Adjective

antilust (comparative more antilust, superlative most antilust)

  1. Opposing or inhibiting lust.
    • She sells amulets and antilust charms.2015 August 24, Simon Winchester, “‘The Incarnations,’ by Susan Barker”, in New York Times

Forms of antilust

comparativemore antilust
superlativemost antilust

Origin of antilust

From anti- + lust.

Questions about antilust

What does antilust mean?
Antilust means opposing or inhibiting lust.
What part of speech is antilust?
Antilust is an adjective.

Words near antilust in the dictionary

  1. antilove
  2. antiluciferase
  3. antiluetic
  4. antiluetics
  5. antilunar
  6. antilust
  7. antiluteolytic
  8. antiluxury
  9. Antilyas
  10. antilymphangiogenic
  11. antilymphocyte

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