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nymphomaniacal's Usage Examples:

Don Jose must marry off his beautiful, nymphomaniacal daughter to permanently free her of the curse.

Vlad finds it harder and harder to cope with his new girlfriend's nymphomaniacal tendencies.

controversial Lennox Raphael Off-Off-Broadway play Che! where she played both a nymphomaniacal nun and Fidel Castro Other theater roles followed including the Obie.

While attending one of Oliver's wild soirees, Jonathan is accosted by a nymphomaniacal former bedmate, Naomi, who drags him into the bathroom, strips off her.

He is resisting the advances of a nymphomaniacal older woman, Sally, but eventually introduces her to Harry.

novelty figures, an inhumanly malformed, potato-like young woman and her nymphomaniacal mother, and various other freaks and weirdos.

At the time, George was playing a nymphomaniacal star in the Broadway hit Personal Appearance.

marginally more intelligent and literate than San, who is marginally more nymphomaniacal than Tray.

girlfriend, an upper middle class, apparently self-confident feminist with nymphomaniacal and manic depressive tendencies.

Caligari with her own nymphomaniacal brain fluid and herself with Caligari's ancestor's (the original Dr.

His marriage to the allegedly nymphomaniacal Antonina Miliukova is plagued by his homosexual urges and lustful desire.

typical themes, was Ilsa, She Wolf of the SS (1974), about the buxom, nymphomaniacal dominatrix Ilsa torturing prisoners in a Stalag.

" This is French slang at the time for "she is a promiscuous (or nymphomaniacal) woman.

Winnipeg whose members include a scheming dad, a pyromaniacal mother, a nymphomaniacal aunt and two mismatched brothers.

The role of Sabra, the nymphomaniacal stripper who takes in Eli, was played by Andrea Naschak, a one-time.

She is an outrageous, nymphomaniacal, past-her-prime fashion model and "ex-Bond girl" (although Patsy's only.

nymphomaniacal's Meaning':

(used of women

Synonyms:

psychoneurotic; neurotic; nymphomaniac;

Antonyms:

unneurotic; together;