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lubricious

adjectiveCommon GRE wordMore L words

lewd and lustful; also smooth or slippery

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Lubricious in a sentence

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The film was pulled from the festival after critics objected to its gratuitously lubricious scenes.

Synonyms
lecheroussalaciouslasciviousprurient
Antonyms
chastemodestdecorous

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Lubricious (adjective) means lewd and lustful; also smooth or slippery
Here is lubricious used in an example sentence: "The film was pulled from the festival after critics objected to its gratuitously lubricious scenes."
Common synonyms for lubricious include lecherous, salacious, lascivious, prurient.
Antonyms of lubricious include chaste, modest, decorous.
Lubricious is a GRE-level vocabulary word worth knowing for the Verbal section.

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