concupiscence

This is in support of Mr. Weingarten’s application for a deferment due to a severe, intractable, and, I fear, chronic lifelong case of concupiscence.

There is plenty of human arrogance and concupiscence behind it all, though: of that you may be sure.

And this ardor, to which Augustine gives the technical name “concupiscence,” was not simply a natural endowment or a divine blessing; it was a touch of evil.

Each reader gets a little gift bag of concupiscence.

He seemed to have poor luck with concupiscence in general.