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Meanings of arousal in English
Usage of arousal in English
1
Or the opposite, hypo-arousal: a state of lethargy, a feeling of unreality.
2
The surgical scrubs left no mystery to the state of Nick's arousal.
3
Infants in the depression group had low arousal throughout the newborn period.
4
William slowed his breathing until he forced his arousal back under control.
5
In addition, there is evidence that arousal-related neurotransmitters inhibit VLPO sleep-active neurons.
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Riding cocooned against his strength, she had time to savor her arousal.
7
Females demonstrated greater inability to regulate arousal as mood became more dysphoric.
8
Those arousal-enabling, rushing endorphins can also be achieved through riskier, outside-of-the-bedroom behavior.
9
Fire jumped in the center of him in response to his arousal.
10
When he stepped back and removed his clothing, arousal flared inside her.
11
He felt himself stirring and recognized his arousal for what it was.
12
Checking out, walking over the road, I get that thrill of arousal.
13
Lauren couldn't resist a glance at the withered remains of his arousal.
14
Already he could catch the scent of her arousal perfuming the air.
15
Though his body still sported signs of arousal, his eyes were flat.
16
All so seductive, driving him to an agony of excitement and arousal.
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Translations for arousal
Portuguese
Arousal through the time
Arousal across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Rare