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erotic

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erotic [ə′räd·ik]
(psychology)
Pertaining to the libido or sexual passion.
Moved by or arousing sexual desire.
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erotic desire in those who have had little or no experience of its satisfaction--mistakes are to be expected, and do in fact very often occur.
The Analysis of Mind by Russell, Bertrand View in context
If they had not done justice to his erotic bellowings and gesticulations, he stuck in, in a large inky scrawl, all and more than they had omitted.
The War in the Air by Wells, H.G. View in context
Powell- -if only her true name; and more of Captain Anthony--if only the fact that he was the son of a delicate erotic poet of a markedly refined and autocratic temperament.
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