Definition of libidinal
: of or relating to the libido
- libidinal impulses
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Steel Panther sound like Van Halen meets Motley Cru meets Ratt meets Wayne’s World, complete with operatic shrieks, misogyny, shredding guitar solos and libidinal overdrive.
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There are consequences to Trump’s decisions, and his poor libidinal self-control does bespeak his poor self-control in other arenas.
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Suddenly everyone was broadcasting their life to the world, and measuring their worth on the basis of the libidinal pulses that came back – as only celebrities had before.
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Starting with an erotic love story, Reybaud depicts two gay men (Pascal Cervo and Arthur Igual) who are torn between masculine libidinal anxiety and the modern coupling trend.
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For all of its technological resources and cultural dynamism, the world seems to know little of our county’s potential outside of Disneyland, the libidinal appeals of Real Housewives and the enduring appeal of the surfer culture.
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As her work’s size and degree of enlargement grew, the imagery slid past raw candor to the edgeless realm of libidinal imagination.
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First Known Use of libidinal
1922
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