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Sensuality
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Example Sentences
- It's sensuality in suspended time, lingering in the moment, with singer and band savoring every intimate nuance.
- In her return to the stage at the height of her movie stardom, she radiates magnetism and sensuality.
- These early people had a knack where sensuality resides.
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Word Origin & History
sensuality
mid-14c., "the part of man that is concerned with the senses," from O.Fr. sensualité, from L.L. sensualitatem (nom. sensualitas) "capacity for sensation," from L. sensualis "endowed with feeling, sensitive," from sensus "feeling" (see sense). Chiefly "animal instincts
EXPANDand appetites," hence "the lower nature regarded as a source of evil, lusts of the flesh" (1620s).
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