Sexuality

What do we mean by sexuality?

The quality of being sexual, especially sexual orientation and behavior. noun

A manner of being sexual or engaging in sexual activity. noun

Sexual activity. noun

The condition of being divided into sexes or of reproducing sexually. noun

The character of sex; the state of being sexual or sexed or having sex; the distinction between the sexes; sex in the abstract. noun

Recognition of sexual relations. noun

The quality or state of being distinguished by sex. noun

That which is characterized or distinguished by sex noun

Sexual activity noun

The concern with, or interest in sexual activity noun

Sexual potency noun

Sexual orientation noun

Sexual identity, gender noun

Sexual receptivity noun

The properties that distinguish organisms on the basis of their reproductive roles noun

The quality of being sexual; that which is characterized or distinguished by sex.

Sexual activity; concern with, or interest in, sexual activity.

Sexual potency.

Sexual orientation.

Sexual identity, gender.

Words that are spelled similarly to sexuality:
sexuality, asexuality, equality, sensuality, sedulity, sexualize, bisexuality, sexually, seriality, sequacity, sexualist, sexualise, sexualism, textuality.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word sexuality:
heterosexual, queer, homosexuality, masculinity, bisexual, feminism, nudity, sexual, lesbian, gender, homosexual, pornography, taboo, erotic, freud, feminist, gay, sex, transgender, adolescent, spirituality, lgbt, orientation, reproductive, morality, reproduction, attitudes, relationships, pleasure, discourse, prostitution, openly, identity, disability, rape, desire, hiv, aids, discrimination, topic, violence, perspective, women, themes, feelings, cultures, behaviour, male, psychological, religion, relationship, abuse, behavior, female, marriage, moral, curriculum.

Words that rhyme with sexuality:
personality, modality, hospitality, vitality, morality, mortality, plurality, bestiality, functionality, confidentiality, mentality, nationality, locality, municipality, speciality, commonality, formality, extraterritoriality, duality, collegiality, banality, practicality, spirituality, criticality, immorality, fatality, frugality, abnormality, punctuality, individuality, venality, eventuality, impartiality, immortality, materiality, geniality, partiality, rationality, totality, principality, finality, originality, congeniality, legality, technicality, brutality, neutrality, tonality, liberality, normality, instrumentality, centrality, generality, sentimentality, universality, virtual reality, sexual immorality, proportionality, criminality, constitutionality, impersonality, triviality, lethality, conditionality, informality, dimensionality, seasonality, heterosexuality, irrationality, olfactory modality, bisexuality, unreality, in reality, cult of personality, illegality, infant mortality, musicality, theatricality, split personality, multiple personality, sexual morality, anal personality, psychopathic personality, cyclicality, visual modality, auditory modality, sense modality, oral personality, genital personality, touch modality, without formality, congenital abnormality, genetic abnormality, as a formality, with formality, ballot he, palette he, pallet he.

Adjectives that are often used to describe sexuality:
female, human, male, own, infantile, adolescent, feminine, normal, genital, black, gay, healthy, marital, repressed, masculine, adult, overt, active, teenage, premarital, perverse, aggressive, deviant, illicit, mature, explicit, excessive, unbridled, reproductive, uncontrolled, interracial, extramarital, abnormal, polymorphous, victorian, ambiguous, rampant, queer, african, contemporary, unrestrained, raw, phallic, transgressive, normative, primitive, dangerous, precocious, promiscuous, blatant, infant, coercive, violent, compulsive, youthful, heterosexual, intense, uninhibited, sacred, sublimated, perverted, parental, biological, latent, responsible, frank, maternal, inverted, unconscious, anal, predatory, erotic, class, aberrant, pregenital, liberated, passive.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective sexuality:
education, reproductive, prudishness.

Words that sound like sexuality:
sexuality, sexualities, asexuality, sectionality, sensuality, bisexuality, sexual love, sexually, actuality, speciality, factuality, sexualize, sexualized, sexualise, sexualised, pansexuality, effectuality, sensualities.