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libido In Freudian psychology, the primal sexuality and pursuit of sensual gratification driving human behavior. The libido primarily resides in the unconscious, focusing the impulses of the id.
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libido Sexual impulse.
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libido Term used by Freud to refer to sexual energy; the driving force in humans according to him.
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libido Sexual appetite or to experience sexual attraction to someone
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libido The psychic energy or instinctual drive associated with sexual desire.
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