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Meaning of sensual
The primary meaning of "sensual" is related to the gratification of the senses, especially in a way that is considered pleasurable or indulgent.
Etymology of sensual
The word "sensual" comes from the Latin "sensualis", meaning "of the senses", which is derived from "sensus", meaning "sense" or "feeling"
The term has been used in English since the 15th century to describe things that are related to or appeal to the senses, especially in a way that is considered pleasurable or indulgent
Synonyms
sensual
sexy
erotic
voluptuous
carnal
lascivious
libidinous
lustful
passionate
ardent
amorous
romantic
intimate
tender
affectionate
alluring
appealing
attractive
seductive
enticing
captivating
charming
glamorous
sultry
steamy
torrid
titillating
provocative
risqué
scandalous
indecent
lewd
lascivious
lubricous
prurient
sensualistic
sybaritic
epicurean
hedonistic
Definitions
- Relating to or consisting in the gratification of the senses, especially the pleasure of physical or sensual experience
- * Giving or devoted to the gratification of physical or sensual needs or desires
- * Attractive or pleasing to the senses, especially in a way that is considered luxurious or indulgent
Usage Examples
- The sensual curves of the sculpture made it a standout piece in the gallery
- * The chef's use of rich, sensual flavors in the dish made it a culinary masterpiece
- * The sensual music and dim lighting created a romantic atmosphere in the restaurant
Antonyms
ascetic
austere
self-denying
abstinent
chaste
virtuous
modest
demure
prim
prudish
puritanical
strait-laced
restrained
reserved
sober
somber
severe
stark
barren
dull
unappealing
unattractive
uninviting
unpleasant
unsensual
unromantic
unsexy
platonic
asexual
celibate
abstinent