pansexuality
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- noun
- /ˌpænˈsɛkʃuˌælɪti/
:
pansexualidad
- Yet at the same time, sex or, better, pansexuality is imperative.
Examples
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The discussion about pansexuality highlighted the importance of being open to love beyond traditional boundaries.
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Paradoxically, pansexuality must become as compulsive as yesterday's orgasm is not satisfactory for today.
Blog text (31) -
My friend proudly embraced her pansexuality, feeling free to love anyone regardless of their gender.
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Understanding pansexuality helps people appreciate the diversity of romantic attractions in our society.
Surface Forms
Morphology
pansexuality = pansexual (transparent) = pan + sexual + ity
The noun is a straightforward formation from 'pansexual' with the nominalizing suffix '-ity', preserving the meaning.
Etymology
Pansexuality starts with the Greek part pan- meaning 'all' (as in panorama or pandemic) and adds sexuality, which means sexual or romantic attraction. So, pansexuality describes being attracted to people of 'all' genders, or being attracted regardless of gender.