carnality

English

Etymology

carnal +‎ -ity

Noun

carnality (countable and uncountable, plural carnalities)

1. The state of being carnal.
2. A preoccupation with sexual desire.

Translations

state of being carnal

• Bulgarian: чувственост (bg) f (čuvstvenost), плътско желание (plǎtsko želanie)
• Irish: collaíocht f
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• Swedish: köttslighet

preoccupation with sexual desire

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Quotations

• 1835 Robert Crawford Dillon – Lectures on some of the articles of faith of the Church of England

  The essence of depravity, as we inherit it from Adam, and discover it in ourselves, is carnality, a state of mind which our Article describes by the word "Phronema sarkos", . . .