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Meanings of exhibitionism in English
Act of exposing in a public or semi-public context one's suggestive body parts.
Related terms
Portuguese
exibicionismo Catalan
exhibicionisme Synonyms
Examples for "flash"
Examples for "flash"
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Water flowing underground News flash: scientists say there's water in Wellington Harbour.
2
The Fiji Met Service said heavy rain may lead to flash flooding.
3
They were given a new sense of urgency after the flash crash.
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I picked my way toward the point where I'd seen the flash.
5
In another flash of lightning, he saw clearly: the car was gone.
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A COG government car rolled up outside the house, light bar flashing.
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Of course, a bit of undergarment flashing at Wimbledon is nothing new.
3
The intoxicated soldier saw nothing in the flashing eyes; so he shrugged.
4
Surging global food prices have already set warning lights flashing on inflation.
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Hope Against Hope is an extraordinary memoir written with sudden flashing brilliance.
Usage of exhibitionism in English
1
Among the new generations of angels there was a tendency toward exhibitionism.
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The culture of tabloidism is a social covenenant between exhibitionism and voyeurism.
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He was always an odd mix of introspection, exhibitionism and control freakery.
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Sexual activity, changing partners and exhibitionism seems to crowd the centre stage.
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There had been no exhibitionism in it, she had simply wanted to dance.
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Naturally, we were hoping that the exhibitionism of July-till-now would be an enticement.
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No subject of exhibitionism should be sent to prison without expert medical examination.
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I assumed the man had mental-health issues, a tendency toward exhibitionism.'
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Joy sulked in her room and looked with contempt upon all this frenetic exhibitionism.
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Some children manifest exhibitionism with a certain independence of environment.
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You could, at worst, accuse him of exhibitionism or selfishness.
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After thousands of years of living in seclusion, they'd embraced the present era of exhibitionism.
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Does the exhibitionism seriously excite you on any level, or is it just a gig?
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Years under the spotlight have exacerbated their most tiresome qualities - impulsiveness, exhibitionism, combustible egocentricity.
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Well, unless you count the nether-region-focused exhibitionism of Chatroulette.
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There's a kind of rage under these, and a kind of exhibitionism, but not vitality.
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Translations for exhibitionism
Portuguese
Catalan
Exhibitionism through the time