erotic

Converse of object

• find: There was definitely something that I found erotic about the church organ.
• include: That includes the erotic which is lifted up in Christ, taken into His incarnation, where it is purified.
• get: I think this poem is gradually getting more erotic after the introduction of the woman into the garden ( meteors?

Adjective complement with noun phrase

make: But any attempt to make things erotic or exciting are impeded by Sharon's ridiculous performance which ultimately arouses nothing but derision.

Modifies a noun

• lingerie: Fulfill your ultimate desires through this range of erotic lingerie.
• thriller: The London Film Festival opened two weeks ago, with Jane Campion's erotic thriller, In The Cut, starring Meg Ryan.
• overtone: Christopher Lee is the sinister community leader whilst erotic overtones are kept bubbling by Britt Ekland.
• fantasy: Someone he'd entertained erotic fantasies about for years.
• fiction: Now here's a market for erotic fiction, a genre that seems to be thriving at present.
• imagery: Are you in any way seeking to legitimize erotic imagery?

Modifying Another Word

• strangely: Her movements are strangely erotic but it's a wonderment that she fits in with the crowd as an obvious if not sexy robot.
• highly: Explicit yet highly erotic in the best sense of the word.
• almost: What fierce exultation, sensual, almost erotic, in violating the virginity of a cave!
• very: The effect of the rings of teeth can be very erotic to the wearer.
• not: It's not erotic, nor is it believable.
• extremely: He made many drawings from these willing models, some of which were extremely erotic.