erotic

• Qui se rapporte à l'excitation du désir sexuel ou qui la provoque.

1. Relating to sexual desireB2formal

   Relating to or tending to arouse sexual desire or excitement.

   érotique

   • The film contains some erotic scenes.
   • He collects erotic art from the 18th century.
   • The novel explores erotic themes in a subtle way.

   Synonymesamatoryamorouscarnalsensualsexualsexyvoluptuous

   Antonymesasexualchastefrigidplatonic

2. Sexually suggestiveB2informal

   Intended or likely to cause sexual excitement.

   érotique

   • She wore an erotic costume to the party.
   • The advertisement was considered too erotic for daytime TV.
   • They shared an erotic dance on stage.

   Synonymesprovocativeracyseductivesensualsexysteamysuggestivetitillating

   Antonymeschastenonsexualunprovocativeunsexy

• Nom désignant ce qui est lié au désir sexuel, au plaisir ou à l'excitation, souvent dans un contexte artistique ou littéraire.

A noun referring to something that relates to or is characterized by sexual desire, pleasure, or arousal, often in an artistic or literary context.

indénombrable

1. Erotic art or literatureC1formal

   A work of art, literature, or film that deals with sexual love or desire in an artistic or explicit manner.

   Érotique (art/littérature)

   • The gallery displayed a collection of classical erotics.
   • He studied the history of erotics in ancient poetry.
   • The film was classified as an erotic due to its explicit content.

   Synonymeseroticapornpornographysmut