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Meanings of sensuality in English
Portuguese
sensualidade Spanish
sensualidad Usage of sensuality in English
1
The innocent sensuality in the candid avowal of his tastes inspired confidence.
2
They take revenge for our sensuality; they catch us in their nets.
3
His body hardened in visceral response to the promise of her sensuality.
4
What I most object to in the old gentleman is his sensuality.
5
A still more marked change occurred in the increasing sensuality of Mohammed.
6
This is an age of sensuality; unnatural passions are cultivated and indulged.
7
The monks of Melrose were caricatured for their sensuality at the Reformation.
8
The former was gross, and definite sensuality looked out of the latter.
9
You saw in them no trace of coarse sensuality or vicious indulgence.
10
Oshun is an African goddess associated with purity, fertility, love and sensuality.
11
Hard crust and soft center: the sensuality of that perfect textural contrast.
12
The once hardy, abstemious mode of living degenerated into grossness and sensuality.
13
The wretched victim of his own unbridled sensuality shook with inarticulate rage.
14
Even then his thought was clean, no vagabond sensuality clouding his mind.
15
So, there's a sensuality and materiality to it that also attracts people.
16
Their sublime art became the handmaid of effeminacy, of vanity, of sensuality.
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Sensuality across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
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