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"Sensualise" is a verb that refers to the act of enhancing or intensifying the sensory experience, particularly that which is related to the senses of touch, taste, smell, hearing, and sight. It entails making something more sensual, appealing, or pleasing to these senses, often with the aim of evoking sensuality, passion, or heightened aesthetic experience.
To sensualise is to stimulate the senses in a way that creates a deeper connection with the physical world or a particular object or experience. It involves utilizing various techniques, such as the use of sensual language, intoxicating scents, seductive visuals, enticing flavors, or harmonious sounds, to intensify the sensory perception or pleasure derived from a particular situation or entity.
The term can be applied to a wide range of contexts. For instance, in the realm of art, sensualising a painting could involve using vivid colors and textures that evoke a visceral response in the viewer. Similarly, in culinary arts, chefs may sensualise a dish by incorporating aromatic spices, appealing presentations, and contrasting textures to enhance the overall dining experience.
In a broader scope, sensualising can extend to areas such as marketing, advertising, and even everyday conversations. Marketers may use sensualising techniques to entice customers by appealing to their senses, whereas individuals might use sensual language or gestures to create an intimate atmosphere or seductive ambiance in personal relationships.
Overall, to sensualise is to intensify or enhance the sensory experience, whether it be through art, food, marketing, or personal interactions, aiming to create a more vibrant, captivating, or pleasurable encounter for individuals.
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To make sensual; to debase by the indulgence of the appetites.
Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.
The word sensualise is derived from the noun sensuality combined with the suffix -ize, which means to make or to become.
The noun sensuality comes from the Latin word sensualitas, which in turn is derived from the Latin word sensus, meaning perception or feeling. Sensus also serves as the root for the English words sense and sensitive.
So, when the suffix -ize is added to sensuality, it creates the verb sensualise, meaning to make sensual or to make more aware of the senses.
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