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Meaning of ejaculation
The primary meaning of the word "ejaculation" according to Oxford Languages is the act of ejaculating, especially the discharge of semen from the penis during orgasm.
Etymology of ejaculation
The word "ejaculation" comes from the Latin "ejaculatio", which is derived from "ejaculare", meaning "to throw out" or "to cast forth".
The term has been used in English since the 15th century to describe the act of ejaculating, and its meaning has expanded over time to include other sudden or intense expressions of emotion or speech.
Synonyms
climax
orgasm
release
emission
expulsion
excretion
discharge
outburst
explosion
eruption
climaxing
coming
cumming
spasm
contractions
convulsions
paroxysm
spewing
gushing
pouring
outpouring
effusion
efflux
outflow
emanation
radiation
emission
ejection
expulsion
projection
ejaculation
climaxing
orgasmic
sexual climax
venereal
sensual
erotic
lustful
libidinous
carnal
animal
passionate
intense
fervent
vehement
violent
passionate
fervid
ardent
amorous
lascivious
lewd
lusty
ribald
salacious
sensualistic
voluptuous
eroticism
sensuality
lasciviousness
lewdness
lubricity
prurience
concupiscence
carnality
animality
passion
fervor
vehemence
intensity
ardor
amorousness
lust
libido
sensuousness
voluptuousness
Definitions
- The act of ejaculating, especially the discharge of semen from the penis during orgasm.
- * A sudden, intense expression of emotion, such as excitement, anger, or surprise.
- * The act of speaking or uttering something suddenly or vehemently.
Usage Examples
- The doctor explained that ejaculation is a natural part of the male reproductive process.
- * Her ejaculation of excitement was audible across the room when she heard the news.
- * The politician's ejaculation of anger during the debate sparked a heated discussion.
Antonyms
suppression
restraint
control
inhibition
repression
concealment
silence
quiet
stillness
calmness
serenity
tranquility
peacefulness
gentleness
mildness
moderation
temperance
abstinence
chastity
celibacy
asceticism
self-control
self-restraint
continence
sobriety
composure
reserve
reticence
taciturnity
uncommunicativeness
unforthcomingness
tight-lippedness
closemouthedness
secrecy
secrecy
confidentiality
discretion