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sensual
[sen-shoo-uhl]
adjective
pertaining to, inclined to, or preoccupied with the gratification of the senses or appetites; carnal; fleshly.
lacking in moral restraints; lewd or unchaste.
Synonyms: lasciviousarousing or exciting the senses or appetites.
of or relating to the senses or physical sensation; sensory.
pertaining to the philosophical doctrine of sensationalism.
sensual
/ ˈsɛnsjʊəl /
adjective
of or relating to any of the senses or sense organs; bodily
strongly or unduly inclined to gratification of the senses
tending to arouse the bodily appetites, esp the sexual appetite
of or relating to sensualism
Other Word Forms
- sensually adverb
- hypersensual adjective
- hypersensualness noun
- nonsensual adjective
- subsensual adjective
- transsensual adjective
- unsensual adjective
- sensualness noun
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of sensual1
Synonym Study
Example Sentences
“There’s a sensual nature to it — human beings touching you,” Althouse said.
He liked the fresh, colorful and sensual image that a mango instilled, and the universality of a word recognizable in many languages without translation.
This confident energy carries throughout the project including on the EP’s second feature with fellow London girl group, Flo — whom Kwn calls this generation’s Destiny’s Child — on the sensual “Talk You Through It.”
Fueling our mass mourning’s ache is a lack of knowing who will ignite the next blaze like the one D’Angelo sparked, forging the sensual and the spiritual, with passion’s hand clasping its mate in prayer.
The Virginia native’s slim but hugely impactful discography — just three LPs and an assortment of live cuts and loosies — showcased the same loving commitment to the sensual possibilities of pure sound.
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