A man said to a girl "don't grow a wrong-desire about me in your mind". Thus, please let me know a single word for "wrong-desire"?
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Perhaps other synonyms might be "lust" or "flesh-cravings" . . . or "craze" or "appetite". |
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"A forbidden, impure or unrequited desire" are three nuances that can be used in that sentence. forbidden would imply going against society's acceptable norms impure implies unchaste unrequited would mean that the feelings could not be reciprocated |
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don't grow a wrong-desire about me in your mind doesn't sound like a proper english idiom or phrase to my ear; it sounds like a poor translation. If I were to try and make it into something that "sounds english", I would say: Don't fantasize about me. |
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Although we would normally think of this if the desire went the other direction, the OED’s definitions of perverse suggest this may be exactly the word you’re looking for here:
Which source also gives for perverted the following sense:
So this would appear to be perverse desire, because it is wrong, or incorrect, or discordant with accepted social norms. |
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The variety of answers given above is indicative of the fact that it depends on which type of desire the poor girl is tempted to develop. The way I read it is that the guy tells her not to develop romantic feelings for her when you might say:
In fact especially amongst younger people crush is becoming a verb.
However, if he is telling her that he likes their relationship they way it is and he doesn't want her to expect a diamond ring, then the he might say:
(Which is common, idiomatic shorthand for don't fall in love with me.) |
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