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genitality

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gen·i·tal·i·ty (jn-tl-t)
n.
1. In psychoanalytic theory, the genital components of sexuality.
2. The capacity for erotic sensation in genitalia.

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The term sexual has been so narrowed to be synonymous with genitality that you cannot use it in a broader way.
What she has done is to discover not the polymorphous perversity of human figures but the occasional and orgiastic upsurge of light as it has its way with the adulterous melange of bodies no longer confined to gender or even genitality.
 
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