Meaning & Definition of word "Erotic"

Erotic

/ɪˈrɒtɪk/

1. A work of art or literature that is intended to arouse sexual desire.
- Example: She considered the poetry of the collection to be erotic in nature, filled with vivid sensual imagery.

1. Relating to or tending to arouse sexual desire or excitement.
- Example: The novel contains several erotic scenes that explore the relationship between the main characters.
2. Suggestive of sexual love; romantic.
- Example: The artist was known for his erotic paintings that depicted lovers entwined in passionate embraces.
3. Of or relating to sexual love or desire.
- Example: The film was criticized for its excessive use of erotic imagery.

Derived from the Greek word 'erotikos', meaning 'pertaining to love.'

erotic fiction:

Literature that focuses on sexual relationships.

erotic art:

Art that aims to convey sexual themes or stimulate desire.

erotic dance:

A form of dance that is suggestive and aims to arouse sexual interest.

eroticism:

The quality of being sexually arousing or exciting.

eroticize:

To make something sexual in nature.

erotica:

Literature or art characterized by an emphasis on sexual content.

Meaning: A term used lightheartedly to refer to something suggestive or sexy.

Example Sentence: That romantic comedy was so over-the-top, it was practically erotic.

Meaning: Used to describe something that is playfully sexual.

Example Sentence: Her outfit was pretty erotic for a casual day out.