voluptas
- noun
- /voʊˈlʌptəs/
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voluptas
- For many, voluptas is found in the beauty of a sunset or the warmth of a lover's embrace.
Pleasure voluptas is actually a vice or a fault, a bad thing, you know, a vitium.
- Pleasure voluptas is actually a vice or a fault, a bad thing, you know, a vitium.
- A fusus in voluptatis voluptas is pleasure.
Examples
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Pleasure voluptas is actually a vice or a fault, a bad thing, you know, a vitium.
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A fusus in voluptatis voluptas is pleasure.
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The exquisite meal brought her an overwhelming sense of voluptas that she savored with every bite.
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He sought voluptas in the gentle caress of the ocean waves against his skin.
Synonyms
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A liking for physical pleasure, often sexual
A strong pleasure felt from comfort or fine food
Very strong pleasure that goes beyond normal enjoyment
Antonyms
How Pleasurable
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Etymology
Voluptas comes from Latin and means 'pleasure' or 'delight', often a sensual or physical kind of joy. It is the root of the English word voluptuous, so this origin helps explain why the word today is about rich, sensual pleasure.