Erotic is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EROTIC in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a person who is particularly susceptible to sexual arousal
• An amorous composition or poem.
• an erotic person
• person who has strong sexual desires
ADJECTIVE:
• relating to sexual desire
• relating to or tending to arouse sexual desire or excitement
• relating to sexual pleasure or desire
• Alt. of Erotical
• giving sexual pleasure; sexually arousing
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an amatory poem

Words related to EROTIC

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Words that contain EROTIC

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How to use EROTIC in a sentence

• The erotic fever which had possessed him disappeared at once.
• The epigram begins as though it were an erotic poem in the style of Philodemus.
• One of the most familiar symptoms of morphia mania is a tendency to erotic hallucinations of the precise kind that Branwell suffered from.
• The center of the walls was generally occupied with a little picture, usually erotic, painted on black varnished walls varied with red and amber hues.
• There are surprisingly few references to masculine jealousy in Greek erotic literature.
• He was at the time of his death preparing a Latin translation of the tales he had collected, as they were too erotic to print in English.
• This it is that forms the substance of all erotic poetry that is sublime in character, which, consequently, soars into transcendent metaphors, surpassing everything earthly.
• Later, mainly in the sixteenth century, the sensational and erotic novel developed, most of all in Nanking.
• As an exponent of erotic mysticism, she is most interesting.
• The moon, doomed to erotic service, was again upon the head of Mr.
• In some aspects Sâktism is similar to the erotic Vishnuite sects, but there is little real analogy in their ways of thinking.
• But Bryant, nor Whittier, nor Longfellow, nor yet Lowell, have been in a generous way erotic poets.
• The same sensuality pervaded the masses as reigned in the courts, and was stimulated by the erotic poems of Ovid, Catullus, and other poets of the time.
• Of all causes, amorous or erotic thoughts are the most powerful.
• However offensive to our notions of good taste, it is certain that, in Hindu erotic poetry, a hot hand is considered to be one of the signs of passionate love.
• At once a degraded set of secondary erotic myths cluster around Zeus.
• They are the work of a religious man of culture, and free from anything wild, erotic, or unctuous.
• This appears unmistakably in erotic and in religious art.
• The erotic idea, in its deeper sense, that is to say the element of love, arose very slowly in mankind.
• They include not only all that makes love a gracious and beautiful erotic art, but the whole element of pleasure in so far as pleasure is more than a mere animal gratification.
• The result was that, directly and indirectly, the legal, economic, and erotic rights of women were all diminished.
• It is with the erotic rights only that we are here concerned.
• For the biological order of the world involves those claims which, in the human range, are the erotic rights of women.
• The erotic claims of women, which are at least as fundamental, are not publicly voiced, and women themselves would be the last to assert them.
• That is why the erotic rights of women have been the last of all to be attained.
• Such an attitude, which had hitherto been hard to attain, at once creates the atmosphere in which alone the free spontaneous erotic activities of women can breathe and live.
• We have to understand that the art of love has nothing to do with vice, and the acquirement of erotic personality nothing to do with sensuality.
• It is not easy to form a clear picture of the erotic life of the average man in our society.
• So that they are, after all, although the nearest approach to the erotic sphere he may be able to find, yet still not really erotic.
• Her new erotic experience has not only stimulated all her energies, but her new knowledge has quickened all her sympathies.
• The remarkable thing is that he should have made any reference at all to this erotic woman in his will.

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