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Definition of homoerotic in English: homoeroticadjectiveˌhɒməʊɪˈrɒtɪkˌhəʊməʊɪˈrɒtɪkˌhoʊmoʊəˈrɑdɪk Concerning or arousing sexual desire centred on a person of the same sex. 与同性恋有关的，引起同性恋性欲的 与同性恋有关的图像。 Example sentencesExamples - It's obvious that the homoerotic element in their relationship is very strong.
- The homoerotic component is, Minghella stresses, also present in the book, and merely accentuated by its depiction on celluloid as opposed to the page.
- And, is it just me or was the whole thing just a little too homoerotic?
- We do not accept, however, that to reject homoerotic sexual practice as sinful is in itself homophobic.
- And there is little evidence that people who feel homoerotic attraction have, as a group, any less Darwinian fitness than those who don't.
- Dress codes - from certain coloured clothes to keys in a back pocket - played their part in allowing those with homoerotic desires to find others.
- This desire is most evident in the notorious, homoerotic wrestling match, where the two naked men grapple to a draw.
- The homoerotic element to the poem is more pronounced in Mitchell's translation than others, and it is also one of its authentic elements.
- Gaston's real story involves what seems to be an accidental death of a childhood friend during a homoerotic role-playing game.
- The legend, with the addition of a strong homoerotic current, was cemented by Derek Jarman's luminous film.
- To this day it's regarded as the seminal cinematic expression of adolescent angst and homoerotic desire.
- Yet who can ignore that the subtext of all this is homoerotic?
- The film may be taken as an argument for how the repression of homoerotic desire leads to inauthenticity and death.
- As homoerotic subtexts go, it doesn't get much better.
- Giggs and especially Beckham started to do homoerotic calendars and overtly sexual magazine spreads.
- It's a fable on good and evil with a heavy homoerotic subtext that wasn't in the original Melville novel.
- These apple-cheeked boys exist in a fantasy world, where Aryan ideals of physical perfection meet up with homoerotic desire.
- It's also a symbolic return of the homoerotic subtext that has been lost in the new Brit gangster film.
- At the age of 19 he moved to Helsinki where he enrolled in an art college and created his first homoerotic drawings.
- It's one of the most homoerotic films I've ever seen.
Derivativesnoun Its combination of racial politics and homoeroticism was a revelation to this restless, gay adolescent. Example sentencesExamples - And if you read Shakespeare on sex, homoeroticism, race, he's worse than we ever are.
- The subdued homoeroticism of Alfred Kolig's drawings and paintings is secondary to his exquisite draftsmanship and sensual colorism.
- Most people are uncomfortable with drag because of its blatant homoeroticism, but drag isn't about wanting to be a woman; it's about wanting to be fabulous.
- Granted, it was a semi-soap opera for men with massive homoeroticism throughout the series, but it was well written and well acted.
Rhymesabiotic, amniotic, antibiotic, chaotic, demotic, despotic, erotic, exotic, hypnotic, idiotic, macrobiotic, meiotic, narcotic, neurotic, osmotic, patriotic, prebiotic, psychotic, quixotic, robotic, sclerotic, semiotic, symbiotic, zygotic, zymotic Definition of homoerotic in US English: homoeroticadjectiveˌhoʊmoʊəˈrɑdɪkˌhōmōəˈrädik Concerning or arousing sexual desire centered on a person of the same sex. 与同性恋有关的，引起同性恋性欲的 与同性恋有关的图像。 Example sentencesExamples - It's obvious that the homoerotic element in their relationship is very strong.
- Yet who can ignore that the subtext of all this is homoerotic?
- This desire is most evident in the notorious, homoerotic wrestling match, where the two naked men grapple to a draw.
- To this day it's regarded as the seminal cinematic expression of adolescent angst and homoerotic desire.
- We do not accept, however, that to reject homoerotic sexual practice as sinful is in itself homophobic.
- It's a fable on good and evil with a heavy homoerotic subtext that wasn't in the original Melville novel.
- The legend, with the addition of a strong homoerotic current, was cemented by Derek Jarman's luminous film.
- It's also a symbolic return of the homoerotic subtext that has been lost in the new Brit gangster film.
- The homoerotic component is, Minghella stresses, also present in the book, and merely accentuated by its depiction on celluloid as opposed to the page.
- And, is it just me or was the whole thing just a little too homoerotic?
- Giggs and especially Beckham started to do homoerotic calendars and overtly sexual magazine spreads.
- These apple-cheeked boys exist in a fantasy world, where Aryan ideals of physical perfection meet up with homoerotic desire.
- It's one of the most homoerotic films I've ever seen.
- At the age of 19 he moved to Helsinki where he enrolled in an art college and created his first homoerotic drawings.
- The homoerotic element to the poem is more pronounced in Mitchell's translation than others, and it is also one of its authentic elements.
- Dress codes - from certain coloured clothes to keys in a back pocket - played their part in allowing those with homoerotic desires to find others.
- The film may be taken as an argument for how the repression of homoerotic desire leads to inauthenticity and death.
- Gaston's real story involves what seems to be an accidental death of a childhood friend during a homoerotic role-playing game.
- As homoerotic subtexts go, it doesn't get much better.
- And there is little evidence that people who feel homoerotic attraction have, as a group, any less Darwinian fitness than those who don't.
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