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Examples of eroticism in a Sentence
the subtle eroticism of his films
an actress known for her smoldering eroticism
Recent Examples of eroticism from the Web
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His physical presence is slightly dazzling, unnerving, with a subversive, greased-by-eroticism effect.
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His marble statues of mythological heroes were celebrated for the perfection of their poised athleticism, his female and amatory groups admired for their refined eroticism and emotional tenderness.
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Salonen brought out the unabashed eroticism and sensuality of the Richard Dehmel poem that inspired Schoenberg’s tone poem.
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Yet, there also is an uneasy eroticism, more startling than directly arousing, but which still dangerously pulls the audience to the characters.
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The film’s pervasive eroticism and nudity may raise interest in some quarters.
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The director, Shun Nakahara, films the schoolgirls with a barely there eroticism, and that subtlety is maybe a surprise as Mr. Shun, who remade the film in 2008, later shifted into soft-core pornography.
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And this couple will certainly not be alone in wrestling with these issues. Because the intersection of VR and eroticism is just beginning.
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Inspired by the Irish rebellion of 1798, Cathleen also speaks to the lure of fate, heroism, and the supernatural, in the person of a mystical woman who, through song and eroticism, coaxes young men to their deaths.
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First Known Use of eroticism
1881
eroticism Synonyms
Synonyms
ardor, lust, lustfulness, passion;
Near Antonyms
Related Words
lasciviousness, lewdness, libidinousness, licentiousness, salaciousness, wantonness;
EROTICISM Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of eroticism for English Language Learners
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: a quality that causes sexual feelings
Medical Dictionary
medical Definition of eroticism
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: the arousal of or the attempt to arouse sexual feeling by means of suggestion, symbolism, or allusion (as in an art form)
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: a state of sexual arousal or anticipation (as from stimulation of erogenous zones)
3
: insistent sexual impulse or desire
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