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arouse

verb To physically stimulate or use mental imagery to evoke sexual interest in a partner.
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Furthermore, the first dimension was most distinctly and positively related with `Inspirational' ([Beta] = .82, [R.sup.2] = .83, p [is less than] .0001), comprising, for example, enthusiastic, encouraging, confidence builder, morale booster, and motive arouser; and with `Integrity' ([Beta] = .79 [R.sup.2] = .79, p [is less than] .0001), comprising, for example, honest, sincere, just, and trustworthy.
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It may be helpful for you both to have a bath before having sex, or for your man to ask you to put some perfume on - smell can be an extremely potent sexual arouser.
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