Antiacademy English Dictionary

ANORGASMIC

viernes, 4 de marzo de 2011

ANORGASMIC

anorgasmic

adjective

Accent: anorgasmic

Etymology: it is a denominative of anorgasmia. Anorgasmia is analysed in an- (privative prefix), orgasm and -ia (suffix). It is etymologically and semantically identical with Spanish anorgasmico, Italian anorgasmico, and French anorgasmique.

Other English vocables derived from orgasm: orgasmic, orgastic, anorgasmia, orgasm (verb), orgasmically

Definition: (of a person) who does not orgasm for any cause (for sickness, dysfunction, inability, inhibition, bigotry, etc.)

Antonym: orgasmic


[…] many women are anorgasmic (they don’t have orgasms) and have been either too embarrassed to mention it or they feel abnormal.

Beth Moran – Kathy Schultz (Finding the healer within)


I was asexual and anorgasmic until I was thirty-two years old. Then I discovered my sexuality, my identity as an intersexed person, and I learned how to become orgasmic.

Sharon E. Preves (Intersex and identity)

[…] after inducing an altered state in my patients, I saw an anorgasmic woman experience a clinical orgasm without physical touch […]

Joe Dispenza (Evolve your Brain)


[…] some women are totally anorgasmic, other are orgasmic during copulation, and others show frequent copulatory orgasm.

Peter James Bramwell Slater (Stress and behavior)


[…] an anorgasmic woman who is capable of enjoying sexual activity with a partner is not “dysfunctional” […]. Nevertheless, a woman may want to explore the possibility of experiencing orgasm.

John Bancroft (Human sexuality and its problems)


It is […] easy to understand why females who have been subjected to clitoridectomy are anorgasmic.

George C. Denniston – Marilyn Fayre Milos (Sexual mutilations)


Definition: (of a thing) characterized by anorgasmia

Antonym: orgasmic

An anorgasmic state is a distressing but relatively uncommon condition in men in which the […] process of erection and ejaculation occurs in the absence of the subjective sensation of pleasure initiated at the time of emission […]

Donald W. Pfaff (Hormones, brain, and behavior)


Ejaculation is taken as external proof that a man has experienced an orgasm, despite evidence that men can ejaculate without orgasm, technically known as anorgasmic ejaculation.

Lisa Jean Moore (Sperm Counts)