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erotica

/ɪˈrɒt.ɪ.kə/

Traduction: Nom désignant des œuvres créatives, comme la littérature, les images ou les films, destinées à stimuler le désir sexuel et souvent jugées de faible valeur littéraire ou artistique au-delà de ce but.

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/ɪˈrɒt.ɪ.kə/C1formal
  • frNom désignant des œuvres créatives, comme la littérature, les images ou les films, destinées à stimuler le désir sexuel et souvent jugées de faible valeur littéraire ou artistique au-delà de ce but.

A noun referring to creative works, such as writing, pictures, or films, that are intended to stimulate sexual desire and are often considered to have little literary or artistic value beyond that purpose.

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  1. Sexually stimulating creative worksC1formalart

    Literature, art, photography, or films created primarily to arouse sexual desire, often considered to have limited artistic or literary merit beyond this purpose.

    frÉrotisme littéraire et artistique

    • The gallery's new exhibit features vintage erotica from the 19th century.
    • Some critics argue that most modern erotica lacks any real artistic value.
    • The bookstore has a separate section for erotica and adult fiction.
    • He collected antique erotica, though he admitted it was more for curiosity than art.

    Synonymespornpornographysmut

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  • erotica's possessive singular form
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