Erotic ( adjective , noun )

(As an adjective)

Erotic ( adjective )

1. Relating to sexual desire or attraction.
2. Relating to the depiction or expression of sexual themes or content.
3. Arousing or tending to arouse sexual desire.

Origin:

From the greek erōtikos (of love or sexual desire), from erōs (love or desire).

Examples:

1. The erotic novel was banned in many countries.
2. The erotic sculpture was considered inappropriate for public display.
3. The erotic dance was performed behind closed doors.
4. The erotic art exhibit was only open to adults.
5. The erotic film was a box office hit.

(As a noun)

Erotic ( noun )

1. Relating to sexual desire or attraction.
2. Relating to the depiction or expression of sexual themes or content.
3. Arousing or tending to arouse sexual desire.

Origin:

From the greek erōtikos (of love or sexual desire), from erōs (love or desire).

Examples:

1. The erotic novel was banned in many countries.
2. The erotic sculpture was considered inappropriate for public display.
3. The erotic dance was performed behind closed doors.
4. The erotic art exhibit was only open to adults.
5. The erotic film was a box office hit.