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Meanings of sensual in English
Synonyms
Examples for "animal"
Examples for "animal"
1
It is an animal health issue rather than a public health risk.
2
Rodents were predominantly used for medical research and testing animal health products.
3
China urgently needs to restructure its animal industries for global food safety.
4
A spokesperson for animal welfare group SAFE said animals suffered at rodeos.
5
Therefore further studies in a different animal model will be carried out.
1
He is in the flesh himself; let the carnal introduce one another.
2
The scholastics take the lust of the flesh to mean carnal lust.
3
The recruits have a carnal craving after the flesh of the pig.
4
According to their neo-Platonic ideas, a love of beauty transcends carnal desire.
5
An hour of nothings set the carnal machinery of the day agoing.
1
He recoils fastidiously from the fleshly and loses himself in the spiritual.
2
An odd act for a troll, given their lack of fleshly joints.
3
My tears flow because of no fleshly anguish: I pardon my enemies.
4
The good, on leaving the fleshly body, are angels, the bad, demons.
5
The skeletons stood out clean cut, with no trace of fleshly vestments.
Usage of sensual in English
1
That particular work, Ignatius thought, was rather lacking in the sensual department.
2
Reconnecting to our sensual sides, apparently, is one way to combat this.
3
It had in it, nevertheless, a faint and undefinably sensual quality also.
4
We will call the lower plane the sensual, the upper the spiritual.
5
The mouth is primarily the gate of the two chief sensual centers.
6
The sound from that country makes you feel warm, free and sensual.
7
Yet the idea, with its intimate sensual implications, stayed in his thoughts.
8
Wrapped in a sensual haze, she struggled to form a coherent thought.
9
Midian has seduced Israel to idolatry and its constant companion, sensual sin.
10
The manner is mostly pained and at the same time agonisingly sensual.
11
Having him at her mercy was a novel and extremely sensual experience.
12
He dramatized every kind of love from the spiritual to the sensual.
13
According to the Buddhist theogony he is the god of sensual love.
14
You are a puritan and in your heart you despise sensual pleasures.
15
The sensual creature he'd caressed a moment before was now all business.
16
Abyssinian women are not deficient in a certain sensual kind of beauty.
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Sensual through the time
Sensual across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common