arousable
- adjective
- /əˈraʊzəbl/
- NSFW
- Some people are more arousable than others in response to romantic situations.
Examples
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She is highly arousable in romantic settings.
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Many individuals are arousable when they feel a strong emotional connection.
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The study found that certain medications can make patients less arousable.
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He was not easily arousable by the usual stimuli.
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Some people are more arousable than others when they are in romantic situations.
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She tends to feel arousable when her partner is affectionate towards her.
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Many individuals become arousable during intimate moments shared with their significant others.
Synonyms
A part of the body that feels pleasant when touched in a sexual way
Antonyms
How Aroused
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Arousable comes from arouse, which originally meant 'to wake' or 'stir up' and is the same idea you see in the common word rouse. So, to be arousable in a sexual sense is to have those feelings 'woken' or 'stirred up' by something.