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titillate

/ˈtɪt.ɪ.leɪt/

Traduction: Verbe signifiant exciter ou éveiller quelqu'un de manière agréable ou stimulante, souvent dans un contexte sexuel ou intellectuel.

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/ˈtɪt.ɪ.leɪt/C2formal
  • frVerbe signifiant exciter ou éveiller quelqu'un de manière agréable ou stimulante, souvent dans un contexte sexuel ou intellectuel.

A verb meaning to excite or arouse someone in a pleasurable or stimulating way, often in a sexual or intellectual context.

  1. To stimulate lightlyC1formal

    To touch a part of the body lightly, causing a tingling sensation, laughter, or involuntary movements.

    frChatouiller légèrement

    • The feather titillated her skin, making her giggle.
    • He titillated the baby's cheek with his finger.
    • A gentle breeze titillated the leaves on the tree.

    Synonymesarouseexcitestimulatethrilltickle

  2. To excite or arouseC1formal

    To arouse or excite someone in a pleasurable way, often with a sexual or suggestive undertone.

    frTitiller

    • The scandalous story titillated the audience.
    • The film's suggestive scenes were designed to titillate viewers.
    • His whispered words titillated her curiosity.

    Synonymesarouseexciteintriguestimulateteasethrilltickle

    Antonymesdisgust

Formes
  • titillated past participle
  • titillated past simple
  • titillating present participle
  • titillates third person singular
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