sensuality
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- noun
- /ˌsɛnʃuˈælɪti/
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sensualidad
- And Chic, you have an innate sensuality quite uncommon in a man.
- oriental sensuality
- sensuality and passion
They're all ways to dive deeper into that sensuality of life.
- They're all ways to dive deeper into that sensuality of life.
- And I don't know why I wouldn't, you know, exercise that sensuality with her.
- But one of the things that makes sex hottest is when passion is mixed with sensuality.
- If you like real, you know, ice cold sensuality, then that could be hockey for you.
- She absorbed my tears with grace and sensuality, as well as my drool and a little bit of mustache funk.
- But for now, the five circles is that five yes, are sensuality, intimacy, sexual identity, sexual health and reproduction and sexualization.
Examples
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As her poems tell us, sensuality between two people is different from intimacy.
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Red silk cloth and entwined golden letters embroidered on it point to sensuality and a promise of a union.
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And what I discovered through talking to her was like her deep passion and sensuality around life.
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So there's a lot of sensuality in that first encounter.
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I wanted to reference strength, femininity, sensuality and inclusion.
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Yes, she's beautiful, but it's a subtle beauty, an implied sensuality.
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Sensuality and longing expressed through the act of baking.
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She looks into my eyes and lightning flashes with insane sensuality through the window.
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I mean, it's got the elegance of Lady Diana and the earthy sensuality of Tina Turner.
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The artist captures the essence of sensuality in her paintings, inviting viewers to embrace pleasure and desire.
Synonyms
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A strong physical feeling of enjoyment from close touching or activities between adults
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A quality that makes people feel sexual desire
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A strong interest in physical and sexual pleasure
Strong desire for physical pleasure from touch, good food, or music
A way of life that seeks pleasure and physical enjoyment
Antonyms
- Formal
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A way of living with very strict self-control that avoids pleasure for religious or spiritual reasons
How Sensual
- Offensive
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Sensuality comes from the Latin word sensus, which means 'feeling' and is the same root as the common word sense. So sensuality is about strong physical 'feelings' and the enjoyment of bodily pleasure.