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Meanings of erotic in English

Giving sexual pleasure; sexually arousing.

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Usage of erotic in English
1
Her body, even after so much recent erotic attention, reacted to him.
Witch blood
2
Six decades on, is that why you write, to exercise erotic power?
The Guardian
3
This was the last thing he had expected: a talking erotic statue.
For Love Of Evil
4
It was then Jon began experiencing dreams of a highly erotic nature.
The devil's touch
5
He'd never seen anyone, anything, as erotic as the image before him.
Good girls don't
6
The very illicitness of his proposal only made the idea more erotic.
Too wicked to kiss
7
Sometimes they're just after human contact, a warm body, an erotic embrace.
The Intimate Adventures of a London Call Girl
8
The disengaging of the erotic motive is everything, is the only touchstone.
A Christmas Garland
9
It shouldn't have felt erotic, such an innocent thing... but it did.
Witch heart
10
The words rolled over her, low, warm, and full of erotic promise.
Witch blood
11
People often say there's an erotic component in every act of murder.
The sonderberg case
12
Pan, traditionally, presides over dreams, especially the erotic dream and the nightmare.
Jitterbug Perfume
13
Carston, it soon became apparent, had quite an eye for erotic antiques.
The Scarlet Gospels
14
Who's collecting and demand Older erotic literature is selling for high sums.
BBC
15
And the feel of her body pressed against his was supremely erotic.
The Reality Dysfunction
16
Sensation-seekers hoping for foul and erotic rites please note-wedon't want you!
The Meaning of Witchcraft
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United States of America
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Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
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