genesic
Americanadjective
Etymology
Origin of genesic
Example Sentences
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Nations have not yet elevated the energy of genesic function to the dignity of an energy.
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He will take his pleasure elsewhere, for man is ever in pursuit of the woman who experiences the genesic spasm.
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"The genesic need may be considered," writes Féré, "as a need of evacuation; the choice is determined by the excitations which render the evacuation more agreeable."
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The nineteenth century is, in my eyes, a genesic era, in which new principles are elaborated, but in which nothing that is written shall endure.
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