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intromission
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intromission /in·tro·mis·sion/ (-mish´un) the entrance of one part into another.
in·tro·mis·sion (ntr-mshn)
n.
The act or process of intromitting.
intro·missive (-msv) v.
intromission
[-mish′ən]
the insertion of one object into another, such as the introduction of the penis into the vagina.
intromission [in″tro-mish´un]
the entrance of one part or object into another.
intromission
the entrance of one part or object into another.
intromission
Sexology Insertion of one part–eg, the penis, into another–eg, the vagina
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It's true that the early modern period does find itself sometimes nearly driven mad by the penetrability of the senses in a world full of intromissive stimuli, driving beams, rays, and simulacra into the body.
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