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Meanings of hypersexuality in English

Russian
гиперсексуальность
Portuguese
andromania
Spanish
ninfomanía
Catalan
nimfomania

Excessive arousal and interest in sex.

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        гиперсексуальность
        Synonyms
        Examples for "sex addiction"
        Examples for "sex addiction"
        1
        Walking home from his office that afternoon, I anxiously Googled ' sex addiction'.
        News.com.au
        2
        Though I don't believe in sex addiction, I think it's a crock.
        The Guardian
        3
        Not to mention the Kate Moss connection and his supposed sex addiction.
        The Guardian
        4
        The DSM-5 doesn't even include a category for diagnosing sex addiction.
        News.com.au
        5
        I mean, you're spotting giraffes, not being treated for sex addiction.
        The Guardian
        Usage of hypersexuality in English
        1
        That would explain his hypersexuality, the sudden need to impulsively escape .
        Explosive
        2
        Previously, she'd conceptualized his hypersexuality as a means of escape from his trauma.
        Explosive
        3
        Butt difference is an American obsession, all wrapped up in White supremacy, sexism and hypersexuality.
        Ebony
        4
        Surprisingly, little has been published on mania-induced hypersexuality and the effects of mood cycling on couple relationships.
        Pubmed
        5
        Instead of mere hypersexuality, we suffer for the lack of music that is intelligent, relevant and thought-provoking.
        Ebony
        6
        Symptoms include over-activity, hypersexuality, irritability and reduced need for sleep, with cognitive deficits recently linked to functional outcome.
        Pubmed
        7
        At the same time there is a high degree of hypersexuality and especially before and during the act.
        The Complete Jack the Ripper
        8
        Hypersexuality is not systematically defined and therefore the construct was not consistent across studies.
        Pubmed