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fetishism

/ˈfet.ɪ.ʃɪ.zəm/

Traducción: Sustantivo que denota la creencia en el poder mágico de los objetos, o la forma de excitación o satisfacción sexual que se obtiene al tocar un objeto determinado o una parte no sexual del cuerpo.

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noun

/ˈfet.ɪ.ʃɪ.zəm/C1formal
  • esSustantivo que denota la creencia en el poder mágico de los objetos, o la forma de excitación o satisfacción sexual que se obtiene al tocar un objeto determinado o una parte no sexual del cuerpo.

A noun referring to a belief in the magical power of objects or a form of sexual arousal or gratification derived from handling a specific object or non-sexual body part.

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  1. Belief in magical objectsC1formal

    A belief in the supernatural power of objects (fetishes) or the worship of such objects.

    esFetichismo (creencia en objetos mágicos)

    • Some ancient cultures practiced fetishism, believing that certain stones held protective powers.
    • Fetishism in anthropology refers to the attribution of inherent value or powers to an object.
    • The tribe's fetishism involved rituals centered around carved wooden figures.

    Sinónimosanimismidolatry

  2. Sexual arousal from objectsC1formal

    A form of sexual desire or gratification that is focused on a specific object or a non-sexual body part.

    esFetichismo sexual

    • Fetishism can involve an intense attraction to items like shoes or fabrics.
    • The study examined the psychological origins of fetishism.
    • In some cases, fetishism is considered a paraphilia when it causes distress or harm.

    Sinónimosfetish

Formas
  • fetishisms plural form
  • fetishisms' possessive plural form
  • fetishism's possessive singular form
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