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Meanings of
amatory
in English
Expressive of or exciting sexual love or romance.
romantic
amorous
Related terms
loving
Usage of
amatory
in English
1
It is manner, and not words, that achieves social and
amatory
conquests.
2
The sixth and last wife of this
amatory
monarch was Catherine Parr.
3
As it is, these letters are among the curiosities of
amatory
correspondence.
4
Unless husband and wife both avoid infection, both can catch
amatory
fevers.
5
She was Irish; therefore intuitively decorous in
amatory
challenges and interchanges.
6
His
amatory
click-clack prevented the morning and wrecked the tranquillity of the evening.
7
In matters
amatory
and maternal, woman is the truly combative animal.
8
But the political and the
amatory
plot are here inextricably entangled.
9
A portrait was bad enough without the added embarrassment of an
amatory
artist.
10
For the frank
amatory
life of the Teuton student begins early.
11
His
amatory
and religious poems are occasionally marked by extreme beauty and tenderness.
12
At times I half suspected him of a convalescent
amatory
disappointment.
13
STRANGER: Let us admit this, then, to be the
amatory
art.
14
He entered heartwhole on all his
amatory
adventures, and left them with indifference.
15
To be sure, this was not by any means his first
amatory
venture.
16
Byronic was the only adjective applicable to his collaborator's style of
amatory
composition.
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amatory
Adjective
Frequent collocations
amatory adventures
amatory epigrams
amatory poems
amatory correspondence
amatory exploits
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Amatory
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