aroused
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6.6
- adjective
- /əˈraʊzd/
- NSFW
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excitado
- I felt so aroused, and I kept following him around, trying to find a moment where we could make love just once again.
She destroyed me, I finished, humbled, bewildered and mildly aroused.
- She destroyed me, I finished, humbled, bewildered and mildly aroused.
- And a cock is someone who is aroused by the idea of watching another man have sex with their sweetheart, right?
Examples
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She felt aroused when he whispered sweet nothings in her ear.
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In the dream, she was more aroused and full of feeling than she had been when she was awake.
Fiction book (1999) -
You will almost certainly become highly aroused when using it, or maybe that's just me.
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But what about do they get more aroused to gay men than gay men do to lesbians?
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But what about do they get more aroused to gay men than gay men do to lesbians?
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I'm very aroused.
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Doesn't mean the killer wasn't sexually aroused and enjoying the killing.
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The romantic movie left him aroused and thinking about love.
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The intimate conversation made her feel deeply aroused and connected.
Synonyms
464
7.5
Feeling strong sexual desire or being sexually attractive
193
7.2
Feeling a strong desire for sex
35
7.9
Feeling sexual desire for someone
20
7.2
Showing strong sexual desire or causing sexual excitement
11
6.3
Wanting to have sex
11
9.5
Showing strong sexual desire that makes others uncomfortable
3
9.9
Having very strong sexual desire
2
8.4
Feeling sexually excited and physically attracted to someone
1
8.7
Feeling strong desire to have sex
Feeling a strong desire for sex
Antonyms
How Sexually Aroused
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Aroused comes from a- plus rouse, where rouse means 'wake up' or 'stir', like an alarm that wakes you. So being aroused in a sexual way is being 'stirred up' or 'woken' by desire.