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Meanings of
sexual act
in English
Russian
секс
Portuguese
comportamento sexual humano
Spanish
actividad sexual humana
Catalan
comportament sexual humà
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Human behaviour which is sexually motivated, including sexual intercourse.
human sexual activity
human sexual practice
human sexual behaviour
sexual behavior
sexual behaviour
sex act
Russian
секс
Synonyms
Examples for "
human sexual activity
"
human sexual activity
human sexual practice
human sexual behaviour
sexual behavior
sexual behaviour
Examples for "
human sexual activity
"
1
After age 5,
sexual
behavior
tends to go into hibernation until puberty.
2
Other significant predictors included economic, educational,
sexual
behavior
and other demographic factors.
3
He could get used to indulging her penchant for inappropriate
sexual
behavior
.
4
Hence the Kim Kardashian approach to
sexual
behavior
public relations management.
5
Her torture is the punishment for her socially unacceptable
sexual
behavior
.
1
This shows that alcohol does not directly lead to harmful
sexual
behaviour
.
2
Due to this problem, the number of non-usual
sexual
behaviour
is high.
3
I think in many cases Grindr facilitates compulsive and detached
sexual
behaviour
.
4
A certain amount of
sexual
behaviour
is normal for four- and five-year-olds.
5
There's a drive to psychoanalyse
sexual
behaviour
without any real need to.
1
Their pain aroused Cael unbearably, adding heightened sensation to the
sex
act
.
2
She wasn't a woman who found completion in the
sex
act
alone.
3
Harvey Weinstein has been indicted on rape and criminal
sex
act
charges.
4
Of course, Lizzie brings up the racy
sex
act
they engaged in: Thumbing.
5
But this is due to the inner conflict rather than the
sex
act
.
Usage of
sexual act
in English
1
Behind every window the
sexual
act
was being completed second after second.
2
Its real, undeclared purpose was to remove all pleasure from the
sexual
act
.
3
He then forced her to perform a
sexual
act
upon him.
4
The
sexual
act
is beautiful only to those who perform it.
5
Every outrageous
sexual
act
,
acts which no true well-born Norfolk lady would ever commit.
6
In the
sexual
act
,
he merely masturbates with other - living - people's bodies.
7
Earlier charges included two counts of rape and one count of criminal
sexual
act
.
8
The complainant had "not been prepared for such an aggressive
sexual
act
"
.
9
It always annoys him when other junkies equate injecting narcotics with the
sexual
act
.
10
He was indicted on seven counts, including attempted rape and first-degree criminal
sexual
act
.
11
And sometimes, of course, mutual bleeding can be simply a
sexual
act
,
like any other...'
12
Me touching a close friend's head does not in any way equate a
sexual
act
.
13
The convicted rapist was found guilty of rape and criminal
sexual
act
on February 24.
14
Every
sexual
act
is, or should be, a miniature courtship, however long marriage may have lasted.
15
Mitchell, by contrast, wants to show the
sexual
act
as a source of joy and fulfilment.
16
Like any other creative act, the
sexual
act
involves imagination, and the urge to explore the unknown.
Other examples for "sexual act"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
This collocation consists of:
sexual
act
sexual
Adjective
Noun
Translations for
sexual act
Russian
секс
сексуальное поведение человека
половое поведение человека
сексуальные взаимоотношения людей
Portuguese
comportamento sexual humano
Spanish
actividad sexual humana
comportamiento sexual
comportamiento sexual humano
Catalan
comportament sexual humà
Sexual act
through the time
Sexual act
across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common