exhibitionism
exhibitionism
Definition
ex·hi·bi·tion·ism (-iz′əm)
noun
- a tendency to call attention to oneself or show off one's talents, skill, etc.
- Psychol.
- a tendency to expose parts of the body that are conventionally concealed, esp. in seeking sexual stimulation or gratification
- an instance of such exposure
ex′·hi·bi′·tion·ist noun
ex′·hi·bi′·tion·is′·tic adjective
exhibitionism
Usage Examples
Adjective modifier
- downright: The quite brilliant duet returned again for more hilarity and downright exhibitionism!
Modifies a noun
- launch: There's great news in store, so be among the first to hear it, and start celebrating at the Exhibitionism launch party.
Noun used with modifier
- flagellation: Clearly, it still seems eccentric to some: flagellation and/or exhibitionism.
- and/or: Clearly, it still seems eccentric to some: flagellation and/or exhibitionism.
exhibitionism Quotes
Acting is a masochistic form of exhibitionism. It is not quite the occupation of an adult.
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