concupiscible adjective. [kǝn'kju:pɪsɪb(ǝ)l] LME.
[Late Latin concupiscibilis, from concupiscere: see CONCUPISCENCE, -IBLE.]
1. Of the nature of concupiscence; vehemently desirous, lustful. LME.
concupiscible principle etc.: (in Platonic philosophy) one of the two parts of irrational human nature (the other being the irascible).

2. Greatly to be desired or lusted after. L15-M18.
■ L. Sterne Never did thy eyes behold..anything..more concupiscible.

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