titillating

• Descreve algo emocionante, estimulante ou excitante, geralmente de forma divertida, provocante ou que desperta interesse. Pode ter conotação sexual leve ou apenas despertar curiosidade e prazer.

Describes something that is exciting, stimulating, or arousing, often in a playful or suggestive manner.

1. Pleasantly excitingB2formal

   Provoking a mild, superficial sense of excitement or interest, often in a teasing or playful way.

   Estimulante

   • The movie's trailer was titillating, but the film itself was disappointing.
   • She gave a titillating hint about the surprise party.
   • The gossip magazine offered only titillating headlines, not real news.

   Sinônimosenticingexcitingintriguingprovocativestimulatingtantalizingteasingthrilling

   Antônimosboringdulltediousunexcitinguninteresting

2. Sexually arousingC1formal

   Designed to cause sexual excitement or arousal, often in a subtle or suggestive manner.

   Sexualmente excitante

   • The novel contained several titillating scenes.
   • The advertisement was considered too titillating for a family audience.
   • He found her whisper titillating and provocative.

   Sinônimosalluringeroticprovocativeracyseductivesuggestivetantalizingteasing

   Antônimosasexualdisgustingfrigidrepulsiveunappealingunsexy

3. Lightly ticklingC2formal

   Causing laughter or involuntary twitching by touching lightly in a sensitive area.

   Causador de cócegas

   • The feather's touch was titillating, making her squirm.
   • A titillating sensation ran down his spine as the brush moved across his skin.
   • The child giggled at the titillating feeling of the grass on his feet.

   Sinônimostickling

• Verbo que significa despertar ou estimular o interesse, o desejo ou a excitação de alguém de forma agradável, muitas vezes em contexto sexual ou intelectual.

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.

   Fazer cócegas

   • 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.

   Sinônimosarouseexcitestimulatethrilltickle

2. To excite or arouseC1formal

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

   Excitar

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

   Sinônimosarouseexciteintriguestimulateteasethrilltickle

   Antônimosdisgust