orgasmic
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- adjective
- /ɔrˈɡæzmɪk/
- Offensive
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orgásmico
- Many people describe the feeling of achieving a goal as orgasmic in its intensity.
- post-orgasmic
- orgasmic response
- orgasmic woman
And so the cervix actually just like a duck head dips into this pool of liquid when the woman is having orgasmic contractions.
- And so the cervix actually just like a duck head dips into this pool of liquid when the woman is having orgasmic contractions.
Examples
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The couple experienced an orgasmic moment of bliss after their intimate connection.
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For medieval mystics (Hadewijch in particular), the language of sexual union, complete with telling details of orgasmic release, functioned as their linguistic vehicle for the kind of intimacy experienced with the Divine.
Blog text (24) -
I can certainly see that real, honest, orgasmic birthing is probably a real experience of internal power.
Blog text (22) -
Those are effective treatments or can be for women with true orgasmic disorder with no other problems present.
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His body still basked in post-orgasmic tremors, but his mind was working again.
Fiction book (1994) -
Fisher (1973) found that endurance and task persistence correlated well with female orgasmic consistency.
Academic text (1996) -
The presence of these traditionally masculine instrumental qualities in the more consistently orgasmic women suggests that not adhering to traditional roles enhances sexual responsiveness, at least in women.
Academic text (1996) -
The concert was so exhilarating that the audience had an orgasmic reaction to the final song.
Synonyms
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Very intense and joyful like an orgasm
How Orgasmic
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word orgasmic comes from orgasm, from the Greek orgasmos meaning 'excitement' or 'to swell'. That's why orgasmic is used for sensations or responses that are like those of a sexual orgasm.