Translations for „titillation“ in the English » Slovenian Dictionary

tit·il·la·tion [ˌtɪtɪˈleɪʃən] N no pl

titillation (sexual)

[spolno] vzburjenje n

titillation (intellectual)

spodbuda f

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

They are gastronomic titillation; not so much look, don't touch as look, don't smell or taste.

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Despite the collection's glorious cover featuring perhaps the most aesthetically pleasing protuberant breast in the history of publishing, the stories aren't stealth attempts to double as titillation.

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His sparing use of humor in this piece is unusually effective, as is his refusal to stoop to titillation or true crime story clichs.

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I believe this is simply one more aspect of the malignant modern appetite for instant stimulation and quick-fire titillation.

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And that means a photoshoot designed for titillation, not respect; a birthday suit, not a black suit.

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It quickly established itself as a purveyor of titillation, shock, and criminal news.

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She hopes men will read the book as well as women, and not for titillation.

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It's merely used as some kind of titillation.

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The thin story relies too often on clich and titillation, the villains aren't terribly frightening, and the gameplay becomes too predictable too quickly.

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As such, the painting is not a source of titillation, but of fascination.

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