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Definition of ejaculation
1 : an act of ejaculating; specifically : a sudden discharging of a fluid from a duct
2 : something ejaculated; especially : a short sudden emotional utterance
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Examples of ejaculation in a Sentence
He was greeted with ejaculations of surprise.
uttered a profane ejaculation upon stubbing his toe in the dark
Recent Examples of ejaculation from the Web
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In the surgical procedure known as transurethral resection, 70% to 80% of men generally get a condition called retrograde ejaculation, also called dry orgasm, says Dr. McVary.
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A premature ejaculation arrives when the baddies make good on their threat and, as terrified faces of all age and stripe meet their gooey end, the soundtrack switches to Tchaikovsky’s First Piano Concerto.
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Because hand jobs can be taken all the way to completion — aka ejaculation — maybe don’t wear your nicest cashmere sweater.
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First Known Use of ejaculation
1603
EJACULATION Defined for English Language Learners
ejaculation
playDefinition of ejaculation for English Language Learners
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medical : the release of semen from the penis
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: a short and sudden expression of emotion
Medical Dictionary
ejaculation
playMedical Definition of ejaculation
: the act or process of ejaculating; specifically : the sudden or spontaneous discharging of a fluid (as semen in orgasm) from a duct—see premature ejaculation
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