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Definition of libido - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
common usageTECH. sexual urges or drivesTECH.
- His libido increased during the summer.
2.
psychologyTECH. mental energies related to sexual instinctsTECH.
- Therapy helped her understand her libido better.
3.
vitalitygeneral enthusiasm or energy for life
- Her creative projects were fueled by a strong libido.
Origin of libido
Latin, libido (desire)
Terms with libido included in their meaning
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low libido
having less sexual desire than is considered normal
psychology
libido or sexual drive in psychiatry
psychoanalysis
psychic energy from the libido
medical
male menopause with decreased libido and energy
libido
having an excessive desire or obsession with sexual activity
libido
drug that increases sexual desire
Examples of libido in a sentence
Certain medications may reduce libido. His libido was affected by the medication. She read a book about the science of libido. His libido for adventure was infectious. Traveling often can boost one's libido for new experiences.
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- French:libido, vitalité, ...
- German:Libido, Lebensenergie, ...
- Italian:libido, vigore, ...
- Spanish:libido, energía vital, ...
- Portuguese:libido, energia vital, ...
- Chinese:性欲, 性本能, ...
- Japanese:リビドー, 生命力, ...
- Arabic:رَغْبَة جِنْسِيَّة, لِيبيدو, ...
- Hebrew:לִיבִּידוֹ, לִיבִּידוֹ, ...
- Russian:либидо, жизненная энергия, ...
- Ukrainian:лібідо, статевий потяг, ...
- Hindi:कामेच्छा, यौन ऊर्जा, ...
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