Desirable - Law Dictionary Search Results
bloodlust
a desire for bloodshed
Complaisant
Desirous to please courteous obliging compliant as a complaisant gentleman
Covetous
Very desirous eager to obtain used in a good sense
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Optative
Expressing desire or wish
Desiderate
To desire to feel the want of to lack to miss to want
Prurient
Uneasy with desire itching especially having a lascivious curiosity or propensity lustful
Rut
Sexual desire or oeligstrus of deer cattle and various other mammals heat also the period during which the oeligstrus exists
Desiderative
Denoting desire as desiderative verbs
Poor Prisoners, Defence of
case (including the nature of such defence, if any, as may have been set up) that it is desirable in the interests of justice that he should have legal aid in the preparation and conduct of his
Knowledge
the consequences of his act usually intends them. But there may be intention without knowledge, the consequence being desired but not fore-known as certain or even probable. Conversely there may be knowledge without intention, the consequence being
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