noun
definition
The state of being erotic, or of being sexually aroused
definition
Sexual excitement, especially if abnormally persistent
Examples of eroticism in a Sentence
Few artists could express such eroticism in a work so abstracted.
Not to mention Julie's otherworldly voice of soft existential eroticism that's surely impossible for anyone to resist.
Magnus Hirschfeld had amassed a remarkable library of data and writing related to same-sex eroticism and love.
The masculine image of contemporary queer fashion thus embodies the eroticism of maleness without the violent menace of heterosexual machismo.
The key to capturing a hint of eroticism is to suggest rather than reveal all.
They believe that modesty and shame are socially imposed restrictions on the freedom of the naked body, and that eroticism is not a necessary condition of nakedness.
For many, there is an undeniable, ironic eroticism in innocence.
Traditionally, the masquerade aspect always allowed for sensuality and even eroticism.
While cotton gowns have the allure of all the innocence of a Victorian era wedding night, satin styles offer a certain contrasting eroticism.
Anyone from an artist to famous stripper Gypsy Rose Lee will tell you that eroticism is all about the tease.
The interaction between the characters is charged with eroticism (and homoeroticism), even between Louis and the grownup-yet-childsized Claudia.