unarousable
- adjective
- /ˌʌnəˈraʊzəbl/
- NSFW
- Some medical conditions can leave a person temporarily unarousable despite previous interest.
Examples
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He was worried about being unarousable during intimate moments due to his medication.
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He became concerned when he noticed he was unarousable for several weeks.
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The patient was described as unarousable after taking the new medication.
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After a long day, I felt completely unarousable.
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He seemed unarousable after taking the medication.
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After the surgery, he was unarousable for several hours, and the doctors monitored him closely.
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Due to the sedative, she remained unarousable and did not respond to any stimuli.
Synonyms
A man who cannot have or keep an erection
Antonyms
How Aroused
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unarousable comes from the parts un- 'not' and arouse 'to excite', with arouse related to the simple word rouse meaning 'to stir up'. So unarousable can also mean 'not able to become sexually excited', because it literally says someone cannot be 'aroused'.