penetration
- noun
- /ˌpɛnəˈtreɪʃən/
- Offensive
- It's just the penetration feels good, but she rather it to be like smaller because it feels better.
- vaginal penetration
- penile penetration
And the real thing in a straight couple is penetration and orgasm and then, you know, it worked.
- And the real thing in a straight couple is penetration and orgasm and then, you know, it worked.
- So very few actually climax through just vaginal penetration alone.
- And normally we would just have a good time without penetration.
- It's like phone sex versus penetration.
- So that particular organ often means power, strength, domination, particularly when used for penetration and the threat of male violence.
- Women don't want the penetration only, mark my words, they will never have that sustainably, right?
- And what's important to understand is that if she orgasms first, it's more likely she's going to orgasm again when there is penetration.
Examples
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Well, then we'll have to keep things strictly no penetration.
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Up until the moment of actual penetration--
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Was there any penetration involved?
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I say sex is not sex without penetration.
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One of the nice things about sleeping with girls is that penetration is not a necessity.
Blog text (30) -
And the real thing in a straight couple is penetration and orgasm and then, you know, it worked.
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Penile/vaginal penetration was the most popular act, although missionary position was not the most common position.
Academic text (2005) -
Well, today, after some appropriate foreplay... ...they're gonna try to achieve full penetration.
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It was more or less just heavy petting with a brief moment of penetration.
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In sexual intercourse, the act of penetration is essential for the physical connection between partners.
Synonyms
Sex that involves a man's penis entering a woman's vagina
An act in which one person's penis enters another person's vagina
Sex in which a male inserts his penis into a female's vagina
An act in which a man puts his penis into a woman's vagina
The act of putting one thing into another, for example when the penis enters the vagina during sex
Sex when a man's penis goes into a woman's vagina
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Etymology
Penetration comes from the Latin penetrāre, 'to go into' or 'pierce', and a helpful way to remember the sexual meaning is to picture one body part moving 'into' another. So in sex education, penetration is the act of entering during intercourse.